السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته 
Islamically 
Appropriate?: Yes
Genre: Non-Fiction
Book Format: 
Picture Book
Age Group: 5 years and older
Book Review: This is another non-fiction book that may rapidly capture the attention and imaginations of your students/children. A Butterfly Is Patient is a beautifully illustrated book that introduces children to the life 
of butterflies. When the book is opened, children are treated to a full 
spread layout of various caterpillars that will, by the Permission of 
Allaah, one day become stunning, brilliantly coloured, beautiful 
butterflies. Page by delicately illustrated page, the author and 
illustrator teach children about butterflies in a fascinating manner.
 is a beautifully illustrated book that introduces children to the life 
of butterflies. When the book is opened, children are treated to a full 
spread layout of various caterpillars that will, by the Permission of 
Allaah, one day become stunning, brilliantly coloured, beautiful 
butterflies. Page by delicately illustrated page, the author and 
illustrator teach children about butterflies in a fascinating manner.
Interesting
 facts for each butterfly are provided but the author only gives enough material to acquaint and to teach but not so much that the amount of 
information might overwhelm a child. The illustrations alone may hold a 
child's attention for many long minutes as they take in the gorgeous 
detail captured in each picture. 
For your classroom library or home library, A Butterfly Is Patient is book that as a teacher or parent-teacher, you may consider adding to your shelf.
 is book that as a teacher or parent-teacher, you may consider adding to your shelf.  
*Note*:
 The page that teaches about the Monarch butterfly requires one 
alteration when reading it aloud. You will have to replace the word 
'magical' with an Islaamically appropriate word such as: awe-inspiring, 
stunning, breathtaking, etc. 
To see a 13 page preview of this beautiful book click here insha'Allaah.
Until the next read insha'Allaah....


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