Books for parents to help explain assisted reproduction to their children maintained by Patricia Sarles, MA, MLS, MSEd
Monday, April 6, 2009
Butterflies & magical wings
Butterflies & magical wings
by Amy Margolis
illus. by Natalie Marino
Language: English
[Old Brookville, NY : A. Margolis, 2006, ©2003.
1 v. (unpaged) : col. ill. ; 27 cm.
ISBN: 0977669203; 9780977669202
Reading level: 7+
Review: Using butterflies as a metaphor for people conceiving with help from a third party, Flutter and Milo do a “magic baby butterfly dance” to have a baby of their own. Unfortunately, their magic dance doesn’t work until they meet a special butterfly who has “magical spots” that she can lend them. With the help of “scientific technology,” they have a baby butterfly of their own. Colorful illustrations. The story is wordy for children under five and would be best suited for ages seven and up.
Available: http://www.butterfliesandmagicalwings.com/order.html
Labels:
2006,
assisted conception,
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