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Spiders
Sally Morgan
Paperback (QEB Books, Jan. 1, 2006)Hard to find
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Spiders
Claire Archer
Library Binding (Abdo Kids, Sept. 1, 2014)This series is sure to make your skin crawl. Each title will get you as close as youll ever want to be to these eight-legged creatures. Complete with a More Facts section and bolded glossary terms. Young readers will gather basic information about each spider through easy-to-read, simple text alongside beautiful, full-bleed, full-color photographs.
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Spiders!
Pat Matuszak, David Sheldon
Hardcover (Zondervan, Sept. 1, 2002)'Children ages 4 to 8 will enjoy reading this delightful, imaginary, rhyming tale about the hairy, creepy spiders that lived on Noah’s ark. To Mrs. Noah these eight-legged creatures are merely horrifying pests that hide in dark corners and make a webby mess. She’s determined to rid the ark of the fuzzy, crawly things, but little does she know spiders help keep the ark clean by catching flies, gnats, and such things. Kids will get a kick out of the humorous, sometimes suspenseful illustrations in this unique story. Plus, they can learn some interesting facts about creepy-crawlers—better known as spiders. Adding to the fun are three rubber spiders in a specially designed clear plastic reseal-able clamshell included with the
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Spiders
Sally Morgan
Paperback (QED Publishing, a division of Quarto Publishing plc, Sept. 30, 2005)"Large, hairy and scary - for many people, spiders are amongst the world's most frightening animals. Perhaps it's the way they scuttle about, or because some spiders are incredibly poisonous. But these clever and cunning hunters can also be useful to us." Find out more in this fascinating read
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Spiders
Seymour Simon
Hardcover (HarperColl, Oct. 16, 2007)Spiders are one of the most familiar animals in the natural world, yet their biology and lifestyles are poorly known to the general public. The large orb webs in vegetation are a good indicator of their presence, but such webs are constructed by only a certain percentage of spiders. Other kinds live in the ground, in leaf litter, under tree bark, and in freshwater streams. Spiders have been found to never be farther than twelve feet from humans. In this volume, award-winning author Seymour Simon provides an informative, concise, and sometimes surprising review of what is known about spiders.—Gary F. HevelNational Museum of Natural History
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Spiders
Seymour Simon
Library Binding (HarperCollins, Nov. 1, 2003)How do spidersmake their beautiful webs?What do spiders eat?How many eyes do spiders have?Are all spiders poisonous?Seymour Simon provides the answers to these questions and more with visually arresting photography and engaging narrative presented in his precise manner. Readers will be fascinated with this up-close view of spiders in their natural habitat.
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Spiders
DK
Paperback (DK Children, Oct. 31, 2005)Each Ultimate Sticker Book presents an array of colorful, photographic stickers of baby animals or dinosaurs, the U.S. Presidents or the night sky - there's something for everyone. Young children will love working with these durable, reusable stickers, and they can have fun using the stickers to make picture books and projects on their own. These entertaining books provide a hands-on way to explore new subjects. (And some of the stickers even glow in the dark!) Includes over 60 full-color, self-adhesive stickers.
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