Walking Sticks: The World's Longest Insects, by Leon Gray, Bearport Publishing, 2013 - Great photographs and interesting facts adorn this easy to read book. Amstutz, Little Pebble Capstone Press, 2017 - This is very much an easy reader book as it has large text and not much detail but it's perfect for little scholars. (More titles in this series: Ants, Bumblebees, Cockraoches, Dragonflies, Fireflies, Grasshoppers and Walkingsticks) Green, Bellweather Media, 2007 - Again, this is more of a beginner reader's book as it doesn't have a lot of text. (Ladybugs and Bees are also featured in this series.Ĭrickets, by Emily K. īutterflies, by Aaron Frisch, Creative Education, 2015 - this is definitely a book for beginner readers as the text is large the descriptions are pretty elementary.

(There are twelve other titles in this 'Creepy Creatures' series as well). (More titles in this Educational Australian series: Bees, Butterflies, flies, ladybirds, spiders)īees, by Grace Hansen, Abdo Publishing, 2015 - large text and easy to read text make this a good book for new readers wanting to learn more about bees.īeetles, by Valerie Bodden, Creative Education, 2013 - An interesting read for grade schoolers to learn about beetles. You could always just find books about your family's favourite types of bugs:Īnts, by Debbie and Brendan Gallagher, Macmillan Education, 2011 - A lot of information is packed in this little book making it a great one for kids who want to learn more about specific insects.

Not a Buzz to Be Found by Linda Glaser