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Barbara Kingsolver is an award-winning author whose books are not only well-known in the United States but have also been translated into various languages. As a nature lover, her works often focus on the social and environmental problems of the World. The consumer attitude of mankind is the primary cause of most of the anti-environmental behaviours that lead to nature degradation. This paper offers a close reading of Barbara Kingsolver’s novel Flight Behaviour analyzing the extent to which the novel advocates the psychological intricacies of climate change and its impact on the environment through monarchs. Nature critics believe that human beings interact with various species belonging to the natural world. Barbara Kingsolver makes use of the monarchs to communicate with human world through their behaviours. She beautifully conveys the affected life of the monarchs due to climate change through her prose narrative technique.