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Loretta finds a leafcutter bee nest in her woodpile. She watches it. The bees hatch. The cut circles in the leaves and flowers on her rose bushes. She finds their new nest, and enjoys watching the bees in her garden. Illustrated instructions for building a bee nest included.

The tree Grandma brings has aphids. Grandma says Loretta must kill the aphids before they kill the tree, but Loretta refuses because she loves insects. One day, a katydid finds the tree. It eats all the aphids. Then the katydid starts eating the tree. Loretta doesn't want to get rid of the katydid. How will she keep her orange tree healthy for the science fair? With a little secret help from the insect world, Loretta just might win first place.

Loretta finds a caterpillar egg on a milkweed plant. She watches over the egg, observes hatching, shoos away the predators, watches the maturation process, metamorphosis and migration. Book also has explanation of migration, sources of milkweed seeds, and how to recognize male and female monarch butterflies.

Seasoned detective Addy and her bumbling partner, Junior Inspector Dung, are headed to the buzz-worthy Fast Flier Race in this next installment of the hilarious chapter book series—perfect for fans of **TheBad Guys!At any given time, there are 10,000,000,000,000,000,000 insects alive in the world. These are their stories…It’s time for the Fast Fli...

Walkingsticks have some of the best camouflage in the insect world. Most wave in the wind and look just like twigs – but some have bright wings to warn predators! Young readers will love taking a closer look at these masters of hide and seek.

In the first installment of this hilarious chapter book series—perfect for fans of The Bad Guys**—a hardened butterfly detective and her awkward dung beetle partner must track down a sweets swindler before their community faces a serious food crisis.**At any given time, there are 10,000,000,000,000,000,000 insects alive in the world. These are their stories…Oh no! A thief has stolen every drop of honey from Honey I...

Discover French folklore through almost sixty supernatural beings, mystical creatures and diabolical monsters. Thanks to the numerous beasts (Beast of Gévaudan, Beast of Angles, Beast of the Vosges, ...), werewolves (Ganipote, Leberou, ...) and various fantastic creatures that populate or used to populate our beautiful regions of France, take a leap into the fantastic past of our ancestors.Rich in monsters of an educational nature or answering "an existential question", the French o...

I See Insects: Cricket Discover the chirping world of crickets with I See Insects: Cricket. This book from the I See Insects series is a delightful introduction for young readers to the common cricket. With simple sentences like, "The cricket eats fruit," children will explore the cricket’s brown color, its six legs, and its habitat among plants. This book combines engaging photographs with accessible text to help early readers develop their literacy skills while they learn about the biolo...

Teach your kids numbers in French once and for all using the resources provided in this book!Fun story with vivid images.Audio Included!Bonus list of 40 French phrases to practice with your kids!French game to play with your child included.Links to number themed videos and songs provided. QR code included for convenient access!According to experts, you will more likely retain information when learning in multiple ways. Th...

Discover the captivating universe of these three young brothers and friends during this incomparable trip, which literally carries you in an extraordinary world, in which you will strongly find experiencing all the fascinating adventures and dreams of our three accomplices and companions.You are kept in breath throughout their journey and during their interactions with new characters, evoking a whole range of emotions, such as joy, fear, hope and many others with these three insepa...

Trois nouvelles qui ont pour point commun de se dérouler sur la route: Insectes, Sois un homme, La boussole

Cockroaches may be creepy-crawly, but these resilient insects once shared the world with dinosaurs! Eager young readers will find out where cockroaches live, how they grow, and what they eat in this title featuring up close, crisp photography.