Bugs
By Barbara Taylor
How do minibeasts grow, hunt and survive in the world’s most surprising habitats?
informative · fascinating · visual · accessible
Genres
What is Bugs about?
Discover the astonishing world of bugs in this fact-packed guide to insects, spiders and other creepy-crawlies. Explore how they grow, hunt, hide, communicate and survive in almost every habitat on Earth. From delicate butterflies and busy ants to fierce beetles and clever spiders, each page reveals fascinating details through short, easy-to-follow facts, colourful illustrations, diagrams and photographs. With more than 2,000 facts and a useful index, this book makes exploring the minibeast world exciting and easy.
About the author
Barbara Taylor is a talented author and editor who loves sharing fascinating facts about science and nature with young readers. She has written many popular books, including 'The Big Book of Science Things to Make and Do'. Barbara enjoys helping children discover the wonders of the world through her fun and easy-to-understand writing.
Pages
512 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2005
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