Mari the Monarch: Legacy of the Wings - Couverture souple

Vaughan, Kimberly

Couverture souple

ISBN 13 : 9798998954313

Editeur : Guardians of the Grove Press, 2026

Synopsis

Mari the Monarch: Legacy of the Wings is a children’s story that follows a young monarch butterfly as she begins her first great migration from the California coast to the mountain town of Mariposa. Though Mari will never make the full journey herself, she is guided by the inherited wisdom of generations before her—an instinctive legacy carried within her wings.

Through Mari’s journey, young readers learn how monarch migration spans multiple generations and why each butterfly plays a vital role in the continuation of the species. The story gently introduces themes of family, responsibility, and interconnectedness, while helping children understand the natural lifecycle of monarchs and the importance of milkweed to their survival.

Written for children ages 4–10, Mari the Monarch: Legacy of the Wings blends storytelling with real-world nature education, encouraging curiosity, empathy, and awareness of how human actions affect the environment. The book concludes with educational material designed to deepen understanding of monarch butterflies and simple ways families and classrooms can support pollinators.

This heartfelt story celebrates legacy, resilience, and the quiet miracles of nature, reminding young readers that even the smallest wings can carry an extraordinary journey forward.

A propos du livre

À propos des auteurs

Kimberly Vaughan is an author, event producer, and longtime advocate for community connection and nature-based education. As the producer of beloved California festivals including the Mariposa Butterfly Festival, Kimberly has spent years working alongside families, educators, and children to create meaningful experiences rooted in learning, creativity, and care for the natural world.Her close involvement with butterfly education programs and hands-on classroom initiatives inspired Mari the Monarch: Legacy of the Wings, a story that introduces young readers to the remarkable, multigenerational journey of monarch butterflies. Drawing from real-world migration science and the landscapes of California's coast and mountains, Kimberly's storytelling blends warmth, curiosity, and gentle lessons about responsibility and legacy.Deeply inspired by the Sierra Nevada, Kimberly's work encourages children to see themselves as part of nature's ongoing story-where small actions, like planting milkweed, can help protect future generations. When she isn't writing or producing festivals, she can often be found exploring mountain trails, celebrating pollinators, or sharing the quiet magic of butterflies with young minds.

Mandira Biswas is an illustrator whose expressive, nature-inspired artwork brings warmth, movement, and wonder to children's stories. In Mari the Monarch: Legacy of the Wings, her illustrations thoughtfully capture the beauty of monarch butterflies and the diverse California landscapes that shape their remarkable journey.With careful attention to color, detail, and ecological authenticity, Mandira's artwork reflects the rhythm of migration and the interconnectedness of generations. Her illustrations invite young readers to slow down, observe, and connect with the natural world-transforming science and storytelling into a visually engaging experience.Mandira's artistic style blends softness and clarity, making complex ideas accessible and inspiring curiosity in young audiences. Through her work on Mari the Monarch: Legacy of the Wings, she helps create an immersive visual narrative that celebrates nature, legacy, and the quiet magic carried on every pair of wings.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: Guardians of the Grove Press
• Date d'édition: 2026
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 13: 9798998954313
• Reliure: Broché
• Illustrateur: Biswas Mandira
• Nombre de pages: 39
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