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Angelina and the Butterfly Angelina Ballerina

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Manufacturer: Grosset & Dunlap
Author: Katharine Holabird
Binding: Paperback
Publication Date: 2006-01-19
Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap
Label: Grosset & Dunlap
Number Of Pages: 24

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When Angelina finds an injured butterfly in the park, she takes it home to care for it . . . then doesn’t want to part with it. It’s Henry who sets an adventure in motion that underscores a message all young children can understand.
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stick with the dvds

2007-01-06
sure you may want your child to read but this cheap booklet is not worth it. you assume the animation is actually the books brought to life but it is not. the book is visually uninteresting and not well done.

If you love something let it go !

2003-03-12
This is a great story that has been adapted from the Television series by Katharine Holabird. The story shows how Angelina the mouse finds a lovely pink butterfly that has hurt it leg. The story show how Angelina wants to keep the butterfly as a pet after its leg it healed, but begins to have second thoughts.
Colorful pictures on every page of this book help keep the readers attention, while the story really shows kids that maybe a trapped animal is really better if it is set free. This book shows a good moral lesson for readers of any age.
by Jordan Miller