"Flutterby, My Butterfly" is the story of three boys who look forward to the summer tradition of raising monarch butterflies. In this chaotic, hustle and bustle world, the message to "be still, listen, and tell me what you're thinking" encourages readers to slow down, be present with one another and enjoy the quiet moments.

Cody the caterpillar is unhappy and wonders if there’s more to his life than just branches and leaves. When two winged creatures pay a visit, they encourage him to have faith and trust in God’s plan. Cody doesn’t understand what they mean, and soon becomes stuck in a cocoon. He struggles to break free and finally emerges with a beautiful pair of wings. In the end he realizes that it’s the struggles in life that allow us to soar.

Come flutter along with Bella the Butterfly as she discovers her uniqueness and beauty. As a brand-new butterfly to the garden, Bella is excited to meet new friends. But, in an expected moment, she is discouraged by her differences. In her sadness, Bella meets a wise and joyful friend, Lulu the Ladybug, who helps her understand that she is beautifully and wonderfully made. Bella soon gains the confidence to join her new garden crew! At the end of the book, it prompts the reader to speak words of life over themselves by answer this one simple question - how are YOU unique?

In rhyming text, Butterfly introduces the names and colors of various flowers.

Missy is really excited to start second grade. While enjoying the first day's walk to school, a lovely butterfly suddenly swoops down and lands upon her hair-bow. She shoos him off, but he comes back to circle around several times. Every day after that, Mr. Flutterby Butterfly shows up with more and more of his friends, until Missy is fed up with all the fluttering insects pestering her. Then her mom has an idea for Missy to try which gets rid of them for the whole weekend. Now Missy is so lonely that she just wants them to come back, but she can't find them anywhere. Finally she has a brainstorm, tries it only to find it doesn't work - or so she thinks - until the schoolchildren show her otherwise.

Flutterby is a delightful conversation between a boy and a butterfly about the life cycle of butterflies. Mispronunciations and misconceptions are corrected in a humorous manner in which listeners and readers will be encouraged to interact with the text. Science vocabulary and concepts are subtly taught. Themes of self-acceptance, friendship, kindness, the wonder of creation, and acceptance of others' mistakes shine through. Flutterby is perfect for lap reading or classroom use.

When a butterfly unexpectedly flutters by and surprises Elmo, it sets off a chain reaction of funny accidents.