Penelope Rose

When a colorful butterfly flies into her messy bedroom, Penelope Rose is delighted. Entertaining her visitor in her pink play tent is far more fun than cleaning her room. Although she has good intentions, things get a little sticky before Penelope Rose realizes what needs to be done to set herself and the butterfly free.

When a colorful butterfly flies into her messy bedroom, Penelope Rose is delighted. Entertaining her visitor in her pink play tent is far more fun than cleaning her room. Although she has good intentions, things get a little sticky before Penelope Rose realizes what needs to be done to set herself and the butterfly free. The Penelope Rose series helps children learn important life lessons through wildlife's critters and creatures. In this first book of the series, Penelope Rose learns from a chance encounter with a butterfly, that cleaning her room is an important task that must get done. "Butterflies are Free" is an adorable children's book that parents, teachers, and children will love. It is beautifully illustrated as each page is filled with colorful and vibrant illustrations. This is a great book for early readers as the storytelling is poetic, playful, and fun.

Karima Davis is a self-published author of children's books and the owner of One Day Publications, LLC. As a first generation American raised in the Washington D.C. area, Karima attended Stone Ridge Sacred Heart School in Bethesda, Maryland from first grade through twelfth grade. She graduated from Trinity College in Washington D.C. with a bachelor's degree in economics. After a successful career owning a marketing consulting business, Karima left the workforce to focus on motherhood. Karima, her husband, and their five children have had the pleasure of residing in five states across the U.S. including Maryland, Virginia, Massachusetts, Indiana, and Colorado. Karima's love for writing Children's literature comes from the many hours she spent reading to her own children and grandchildren. Watching their creative minds develop inspired Karima to put pen to paper in bringing their imagination to life in her own books.