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Setting it apart from your average children’s reference book about insects, A Bug’s World also covers eating insects (have you ever tried kunga cake made from midges?) and looks at how these tiny creatures can help heal human illnesses and injuries. Two good caterpillar friends with a lot in common go through the amazing process of metamorphosis. Then they pop out of their cocoons– one, a butterfly, and the other, a moth. Now they have new differences. Butterfly’s wings are colorful and Moth’s are beige. Butterfly flies during the day and Moth flies at night. Even still, some things are still the same — they still have cool moves and a good friendship.

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Bug Soup is a fun and joyful reading experience that has become a favorite among thousands of families. It will undoubtedly become a favorite on your bookshelf, as well. 3: The Book of Brilliant Bugs (The Magic and Mystery of Nature) The interactive field guides included in the book make identification easy and fun, while sensory scavenger hunts, projects such as Weave a Web, and cool bug facts add to the excitement of insect exploration. Takeaway Discover fascinating facts, such as the fact that beetles account for more than one-third of all insects on the planet and that there are nearly 390,000 different species of moths on the planet! 5: What Bug Am I?: A Funny & Educational Story

Microscopic ‘mini-fauna’ rarely receives even a footnote in most children’s books. Unseen Worlds attempts to put that right with a series of dramatic dioramas of everyday habitats and the tiny, but no less charming, animals they contain. The silly story, amusing characters, and detailed descriptions of the various soups will delight children of all ages. Unseen Worlds delivers a simple message that resonates throughout: think small, understand big. It’s a jungle out there. Everywhere. It is rare to find a book which gives a completely different and exciting perspective on a historical figure, particularly those aimed at younger readers, so ‘Darwin’s Super-Pooping Worm Spectacular’ is a particularly delightful read.This book includes profiles of some of the most popular insects on the planet, each of which has been beautifully illustrated in full color. Diary of a Spider by Doreen Cronin is a very clever book with some pretty funny bits of humor. Older preschoolers will love it. The overall theme is that spiders aren’t all nasty and that they have fears too. What a great lesson for kids that are at the age where they are not as eager to share their fears because they don’t want to look weak or unable to handle things themselves. Get 5 books in 1 in this large-sized book filled with these level 2 titles: Sharks, Dinosaurs, Insects, Bats, and Snakes. Fly Guy and Buzz visit places like the aquarium or the museum to learn about different creatures. Colorful drawings and photographs illustrate the topics about which they’re learning with an appealing layout. The text of facts and conversation bubbles are just-right and comprehensible for growing readers. Do you know there are more than 100,000 species of flies? Appealing conversational language and funny illustrations entrance readers as they learn all about the fly.