In my flower
By Sara Gillingham
Where will a tiny butterfly find the cosiest, safest hiding place?
gentle · interactive · colourful · reassuring
Genres
What is In my flower about?
A little butterfly finds comfort and shelter in a flower. As the sturdy, die-cut pages turn, children discover the special places where the butterfly rests, hides and feels safe. Bright illustrations, simple reassuring words and layered pages invite young readers to explore the flower’s cosy spaces. A finger puppet adds an interactive element, encouraging children to join in with the story and imagine the butterfly fluttering from petal to petal in a gentle natural world.
About the author
Sara Gillingham is an award-winning author, illustrator, designer and art director who creates bright, clever books for children. She enjoys exploring ideas about friendship, feelings, animals, space and the natural world. Sara is known for books such as How to Grow a Friend, the In My series, Seeing Stars and Exploring the Elements. She also illustrates books by other writers. Sara lives with her family in British Columbia, Canada, and works in a studio filled with paper, tape and glue.
Pages
10 pages
Reading age
Board Book (0-3)
This edition
2010
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