Baby Butterfly Lullaby
A gentle sing-along story for a calm moment together.
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This guide lists the same five titles as the Bellefly Kids bookstore. Open the Garden to see the free previews and story activities currently available; previews vary by title.
Parent purchasing information · Buying checklist · Common questions
Choose a book by what your little learner is experiencing. Preview stories together, and ask a grown-up to review retailer details before purchasing.
Sleepy Zoo Beach Lullaby
Count from one to ten with sleepy animal friends by the sea.
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Emma’s First Day of Preschool
Share Emma’s feelings as she faces a new experience and discovers friendship.
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Nani the Beautiful Baby Humpback Whale
Join Nani on a gentle ocean adventure inspired by island waters.
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Toby Lost His Shoe
Join Toby and his puppy Rufus in a playful search for a missing shoe.
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Book previews and garden stories are free to explore. The preview pages are not complete editions. Purchasing decisions are for grown-ups; this page does not collect payment information.
Buying a book: A grown-up can review the five linked editions in the Bellefly Kids bookstore. Amazon opens separately; check the title, cover, format, price, and availability there. Bellefly Kids does not collect payment information.
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Which book is right for your family?
For everyday problem-solving
Toby Lost His Shoe — Talk about looking carefully, asking for help, and trying again.
For starting preschool
Emma’s First Day of Preschool — Discuss nervous feelings, meeting a teacher, and making friends.
For curious little learners
Baby Butterfly Lullaby — Enjoy a gentle song and story as part of a calm bedtime routine.
Questions parents ask
Can my child read the books here for free?
Some book previews and story activities are available in the Bellefly Kids Garden. They are not the full published books.
Where can I purchase a book?
Ask a grown-up to visit the Bellefly Kids bookstore and check the title, cover, format, price, and availability on the retailer’s page. Purchases are completed with the retailer, not on this website.
Can I read with my child on a phone?
Yes. Open the garden, find the Books area, and enjoy the available previews together.
Choose how to enjoy a Bellefly Kids book
Explore a free preview
Visit the garden to see the available sample pages together. A preview is not the complete published book.
Open the garden booksFind a published edition
Parents can use the exact book titles and author name, Chalette Hodge, to identify the right edition on a bookstore. Confirm the title and cover before purchasing.
A simple family reading routine
Make storytime part of your day with this gentle, no-pressure routine.
Before buying a Bellefly Kids book
For parents and caregivers: use this quick checklist to make sure you have found the correct edition.
- Check that the title matches the book you want.
- Confirm the author is Chalette Hodge.
- Compare the cover with the approved Bellefly Kids cover.
- Check whether the listing is paperback, hardcover, or eBook before ordering.
- Review the retailer's price, shipping, and return terms before payment.
Important: Bellefly Kids does not ask children to make purchases. Book orders are completed only through the retailer you choose.
Browse the published books
The Bellefly Kids bookstore lists the same five titles shown in this guide. Garden links open the available book section; parent purchase links open Amazon, where the edition details are shown.
View the five bookstore listings Read together in the Garden
Starting preschool?
Try a friendly hello, talk about big feelings, and use Emma’s free preschool checklist.
Starting Preschool with EmmaThree ways to read together
- Let your child choose the story.
- Pause to ask what a character might be feeling.
- Invite your child to tell you their favorite part.