Butterfly
“Butterfly” by Diane Decola, published by AuthorHouse in October 2008, is a 180-page work available in English. This book tells the story of an abused horse named Butterfly, who is rescued by a family and brought to their farm. As Butterfly adjusts to her new surroundings, she dreams of the other animals left behind, particularly a pony. Despite the companionship of the children and other pets, Butterfly longs for a true friend.
Readers will find that Butterfly’s journey unfolds as she explores her new home and contemplates her wishes under a large shade tree. The narrative is enriched with themes of friendship and hope, as Butterfly expresses her desires through poetry. This edition combines elements of juvenile nonfiction and fiction, touching on topics such as animals, farm life, and nature, making it a thoughtful read for young audiences interested in stories that blend reality with imagination.
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Butterfly is an abused horse who was rescued by a family and brought to their farm. Butterfly dreams about the other animals left at the farm, especially a pony. Even though the kids, cats, and dogs, play with Butterfly, she wants a friend to call her own.
One day as Butterfly was trotting around the farm, she spots a large shade tree. She went under the tree and said, “What if this was a magic tree, and I could wish for anything I want?”
Butterfly thought for a while and the words just came out of her mouth. She recited a poem and to her amazement when she was finished, a leaf fell off the tree. Butterfly knew this was a sign of good things to come.
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