1,001 Facts about Insects

Name: 1,001 Facts about Insects
ISBN: 9780789490414

by L. A. Mound

1,001 Facts About Series

For the budding entomologist or curious child fascinated by the tiny world beneath their feet, this book offers a treasure trove of insect facts.

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About This Book

A parent should reach for this book when their child develops a fascination with bugs and starts asking endless questions about the tiny creatures in the garden. This visually-driven encyclopedia offers a treasure trove of 1,001 facts about the insect world, from their complex life cycles and bizarre defense mechanisms to their vital role in our ecosystem. It taps directly into a child's natural sense of curiosity and wonder, turning potential fear into fascination. Perfect for ages 8-12, its bite-sized information and stunning photographs make complex biology accessible and exciting, supporting both school projects and a budding passion for science.

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What Parents Should Know

ViolenceMild

Depicts natural, non-graphic predator-prey interactions, such as insects eating other insects.

Scary ScenesMild

Large, detailed close-up photos of insects may be startling or scary for children with phobias.

Sensitive Topics

The book deals with natural life and death cycles in a direct, scientific manner. Topics include predator-prey relationships (e.g., a praying mantis eating a fly), parasitism (e.g., wasps laying eggs in caterpillars), and mating. The approach is entirely secular and biological, presenting these events as neutral facts of nature without emotional weight.