Ugh! A Bug!

by Ned Crowley

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Illustrations and simple text describe some unusual characteristics of such insects as grasshoppers, beetles, caterpillars, and praying mantis.

Genres: Nonfiction

32 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 2005

Reviews

[Shane Moore]

A good set of pictures with nice enough but not terribly educational or funny text.

[Rosa Cline]

This was a real creative way to expose children to various types of bugs without making them be afraid of them. Real life photographs of various bugs, showing eyebrows, teeth, stripes, spots, legs, etc. Wording is simple just a few words per page. My 4 year old granddaughter and my special needs teen age son enjoyed this book. It doesn't label what bugs names are but does show nice photos of them

[Zonia]

Story told through photographs of all kinds of insects. Helpful names of all the bugs in the back of the book.

[Miss Pippi the Librarian]

Bugs converse with each other about the type of bug that startled the caterpillar. Great book for noticing differences. The end of the book features the bug names and some buggy secrets.

Theme: Bugs

[Fredrick Danysh]

An easy to read children's picture book with captions from a variety of bugs. The words are easy beginnings for young readers. My six year old grand niece enjoyed it.