Category: Children Publisher: New Frontier
ISBN-10: 0975090755
Type: Fiction
Pages: 32
Copyright: 2004
What do you do when you have butterflies in your tummy, the ones that make you shy, nervous and all a-flutter? One day a visitor arrives, who shows Tilly how to make those pesky butterflies be still.
"Tilly had butterflies: thousands of fluttery butterflies. And they lived inside her tummy.
Sometimes they were calm and quiet - no bother at all.
Other times, they'd flit and flutter causing trouble galore ..."
Professional Reviews
Magpies Magazine
I was quite interested to come across this book which clearly fits into the bibliotherapy genre, addressing as it does the problem of free-floating anxiety, set within an appealing narrative and complimented by good quality design and attractive illustrations Barbara James, Magpies Vol 19 Issue 3, July 2004
Aussie Reviews
This is a fabulous story offering a simple method of dealing with nerves and shyness It is a great book to read aloud and lets the listener join in with taming the butterflies. This is a story that children will want to read, or listen to, over and over again. Kathryn Duncan www.aussiereviews.com
Day's End Lullaby is a sweet and melodic bedtime picture book intended to help lull little ones to sleep. As an added feature, the accompanying sheet music is included.
Princess Geneveive has a wonderful home, with humans who love her. She and her humans try to talk to each other but Genevierve dosn't speak human and her humans don't speak dog. Genevieve often wishes she had another dog to talk to.
One day in th