Introduces insects and worms who play a helpful role in nature, describing the behaviors of such creatures as earthworms, ladybugs, leeches, bees, praying mantises, European weevils, and butterflies.

Introduces insects that can act as human parasites, describing the physical characteristics and behaviors of such creatures as head lice, tapeworms, ticks, fleas, human botflies, and bedbugs.

During a nature walk, Fly Guy and Buzz learn all about the different types of insects, their life cycles, what they eat, and which ones are dangerous to humans.

Describes what makes a dragonfly a dragonfly, discusses their habitats, food, communications, senses, life cycles, predators, and defenses, and provides information on collecting and observing dragonflies.

It's a bracketed showdown among sixteen bugs and insects! Which critter will win the Ultimate Bug Rumble?

Rhyming text and illustrations depict the Cat in the Hat and his friends exploring the many different kinds of insects, their characteristics, and behavior.

Describes species of beetles and their physical characteristics, behavior, and diet, and how they interact with humans.

Bumblebee queens begin the spring alone, but can create colonies of hundreds throughout the year. Follow one queen as she finds a nest, gathers nectar, lays eggs and tends her colony through spring, summer, and fall.

From eating pests to being a source of food for other animals, insects play a vital role in the world. This exciting new title examines some of the many ways insects are helpful to other living things and helpful to the Earth. This informative title will inspire a respect for insects and all living things.

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.