Count to thirteen with this beautifully illustrated book by Mary C Sullivan. Great for all ages, this book is full of rhyming texts and whimsical illustrations about bugs

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1879 Edition.

Tales of the Route is a compilation of stories gathered over the years. From hilarious situations to serious infestations. The author shows you a side of pest control few will tell.

Color photos of the incredible cave creatures living in Glenwood Caverns, located in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. This book has never before seen pictures of new species and unique lifeforms. Electron microscope and magnified images are included, with details on each species. A fun and educational book for the entire family.

This classic guide to insects is the ideal starting point for those who are interested in learning about the common insects of the world, and methods of studying them. Author Leonard Haseman describes and details the life cycles of many familiar and unfamiliar insects in this volume including the squash bug, lady bug, dragonfly, firefly, and many others.

A new view of the life cycle of a monarch butterfly Bicky always says, "I don't want to " at each step of change. Beautifully illustrated with a splendid blending of actual photographs and illustrations. The text is lyrical. The top text is for easy reading (and short good night storytime). For longer reading, there is additional text at the bottom of each page. Fun and factual with a two-page summary of the butterfly life cycle that is sure to become a classroom classic.

Flutterbye, the Butterfly's daughter looks around the area where she lives and learns that there are more creatures that fly than just her And all of them have the same challenges that she does - what to eat and how NOT to be eaten Almost all of the flying creatures in Flutterbye's habitat are examined and analyzed in this second book in the "Flutterbye, the Butterfly" series about Monarch butterflies. Included are discussions on Food Chains, Circles of Life and Laws of Nature, surrounded by DOZENS of colorful photographs and drawings that help depict the lives of the animals in Flutterbye's area. Explains "life" while having fun Reading level is high-Fourth Grade and up, but group reading by teachers and parents is recommended for inclusion of question and answer sessions. Excellent book for "spring of the year" activities on new birth, restoration, and growth. As with the first book in the series, there are NUMEROUS notes to Teachers and Parents for suggested lesson plans and/or enrichment activities, along with a glossary of words uncommon to the Fourth Grade-and-up lexicon.

This Book tells a story about the fight for survival between Humans and insects called Bedbugs. Humans think they are stronger than insects; and they always think about destroying their existence. But Humans trying to destroy insects'life don't understand one thing: the consequences are mostly bad and quickly turn against them. That's what we tried to show in this book using a comic way to make the story look more funny for the readers.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1911 Edition.