Watch Me Grow: Butterflies

Learn all about the life cycle of a butterfly! With colourful and engaging illustration and simple explanations split into two levels of reading ability, this is a fun and informative introduction to the natural world. This book will take the reader on a journey through the animal's life cycle, learning about how it eats, its habitat and how it grows and defends itself. A fun and informative introduction to life cycles for children with a clear narrative.

Flying Eye is pitching this illustrated picture book about the life cycle of a butterfly, with sections on how it eats, its habitat and how it grows and defends itself, at children who are 3+. -- Charlotte Eyre The Bookseller Children's Previews: April 2025
With spring begins the butterfly season and this beautiful book offers an introduction to these captivating insects. Learn about their lifecycle, how they eat, their habitat and how they defend themselves. The book includes a detailed, illustrated guide to help you identify the species you spot over the warmer months. Juno Magazine
When I am outdoors and I see a flutterby (or a butterfly as you may like to call them) I always (absolutely always) stop to admire this wonder of nature. They are so gentle, delicate and beautiful, bringing a smile to my face every time. I always make sure to say my hello to them too. The butterfly is a far more complex creature than appearances would suggest. Discover more about them.Living on every continent except Antarctica (who could blame them...brrrr) the butterfly is the perfect example of an insect which is universal. Its life cycle is the same no matter where it lives. Discover the beautiful butterfly in this illustrated introduction to the life cycle. See how it eats, what its habitats are, how it grows and even what a strong warrior its species can be! -- Louise Ellis-Barrett Postbag Picks

Bianca Austria is a painter, illustrator and designer. As an avid traveller, she loves to illustrate her experiences through a whimsical lens. Her work visually narrates her curious and wondrous exploration of the world. As a way of expressing her pride and joy in being a Filipina, she particularly enjoys subjects inspired by her own memories of the Philippines.Sara Forster is an author and editor based in West Sussex. She spent much of her childhood in the Middle East and South Africa, where she developed a love of wildlife from a young age. She now spends her time researching and writing about all kinds of topics for children from her home in the countryside with her dog Mouse and cats Meg and Mog.

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