Small White

<p>This charming and gentle story follows <!-- Tip: Keep your descriptions in the simple present tense. That provides a sense of immediacy and action. -->a small white butterfly as she tries to escape the dangers of rain wind and voracious <!-- This is not a 3-5-year-old vocabularly word so I suggest deleting it. -->predators<!-- You could say 'animals' here to keep the language simple. --> looking to catch her. How many surprises can an ordinary rainy summer day bring? Will the little hero come home safely? Will she meet a friend to comfort and help her? This beautifully illustrated picture book featuring simple yet touching text and likable<!-- Suggestion: Use an adjective that says something nice about the animals rather than focusing on their variety. --> animal characters is perfect for very young readers ages 2 to 4 years old.</p><ul><li><p>excellent for young readers ages 2 to 4</p></li><li><p>large and easy-to-read font</p></li><li><p>full-page age-appropriate<!-- This seems like an unnecessary detail. I suggest deleting it. --> illustrations</p></li><li><p>positive message</p></li><li><p>quickly captures children's attention<!-- Technically there is a parellelism error here. All your other bullet points are noun phrases but this is a verb phrase and typically a list must all match. Turning this into a noun phrase is a bit awkward (attention-getting story...) so you may want to assume most readers won't notice and keep it as is. --></p></li><li><p>perfect for bedtime reading</p></li><li><p>ideal gift for baby showers birthdays and graduation</p></li></ul>