World of Bugs

Walking sticks are well-named critters whose stick-like appearance helps them blend into their surroundings. And leaf bugs fittingly look just like leaves. Readers will discover many fascinating facts about these sneaky bugs. Vibrant photographs show where walking sticks and leaf bugs live, what they eat, and even what their eggs look like. Series Review: World Of Bugs"...This Series Gives New Readers A Sense Of The Huge Variety Of Shapes And Colors In Which Insects (And Arachnids) Come...Children Are More Likely To Be Intrigued Than Repelled By These Portrait Galleries."-School Library Jo

Roaches are no one's favorite bug by a long shot. People even spend great money and effort eradicating them from their homes and restaurants. But these creepy crawlers are a pretty fascinating animal. Readers will take a journey into the world of these creatures and learn many different facts along the way. Detailed photography highlight the amazing qualities of these much-maligned critters. Series Review: World Of Bugs"...This Series Gives New Readers A Sense Of The Huge Variety Of Shapes And Colors In Which Insects (And Arachnids) Come...Children Are More Likely To Be Intrigued Than Repelled By These Portrait Galleries."-School Library Jo

Mantises can be very beautiful and many can adroitly blend into their surroundings. These crawling critters eat other bugs for food. This informative resource shows what mantises look like and how they live. Bright photographs help explain the different body parts of these very unique creatures. Series Review: World Of Bugs"...This Series Gives New Readers A Sense Of The Huge Variety Of Shapes And Colors In Which Insects (And Arachnids) Come...Children Are More Likely To Be Intrigued Than Repelled By These Portrait Galleries."-School Library Jo

There are millions of beetles in the world. In fact, there are so many that one out of every four animals is a beetle. This exciting book explains how these bugs eat, fly, and live. Detailed photographs will help readers investigate many kinds of beetles-from one that can swim to one as big as your hand. Series Review: World Of Bugs"...This Series Gives New Readers A Sense Of The Huge Variety Of Shapes And Colors In Which Insects (And Arachnids) Come...Children Are More Likely To Be Intrigued Than Repelled By These Portrait Galleries."-School Library Jo

This informative and fun book takes a look at some really strange spiders. Readers will learn interesting facts, including whether there really is a spider that's big enough to eat a whole fish. Detailed photographs show everything about spiders-from their eight-eyed faces to their unlucky food. Series Review: World Of Bugs"...This Series Gives New Readers A Sense Of The Huge Variety Of Shapes And Colors In Which Insects (And Arachnids) Come...Children Are More Likely To Be Intrigued Than Repelled By These Portrait Galleries."-School Library Jo

There are many different kinds of flies. Even a mosquito is a fly. Readers will learn all about these small, strange bugs in this amazing and fact-filled resource. From houseflies to baby flies, detailed photographs will help readers learn all about these creatures that we see flying around us all the time. Series Review: World Of Bugs"...This Series Gives New Readers A Sense Of The Huge Variety Of Shapes And Colors In Which Insects (And Arachnids) Come...Children Are More Likely To Be Intrigued Than Repelled By These Portrait Galleries."-School Library Jo