A Place for Butterflies by Melissa Stewart

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A Place for Butterflies

by Melissa Stewart

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Info:	Scholastic Inc. (2007), Paperback, 40 pages
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Butterflies have lived on the earth for around 140 million years. Find out what we can do to make sure that there is always a place for butterflies. Various kinds of butterflies, along with their habitats, are introduced in this non-fiction book. Did you know that some butterfly caterpillars thrive in burned forestland, or that some butterflies would not survive without dwarf mistletoe, or that some butterflies now flourish under power lines?

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