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Books in Little Bug Adventures series

  • Danny the Dung Beetle

    Rebecca Johnson

    Library Binding (Windmill Books, Aug. 1, 2015)
    What’s that smell? It’s Danny the dung beetle rolling by with today’s meal. Readers will delight in this fact-based story that follows Danny and his beetle friends as they prove just how important their role in the ecosystem really is. Bright visuals illustrate the story, while an engaging narrative hooks even the most reluctant reader. Readers will learn how dung beetles live, what they eat, and which animals rely on them. The whimsical story makes learning facts about dung beetles relatable and fun. The high-interest approach supplements elementary life science curricula in a fun, dynamic way.
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  • Pandastic Catch

    K W Tey

    Hardcover (Tey Kim Wee, Aug. 1, 2019)
    Little Box was so excited about going to the zoo that he couldn't fall asleep.Read and find out what incredible adventure awaits Little Box at the zoo.With expressive illustrations, this is an engaging tale about how kindness begets kindness. Perfect for young readers or grown ups who love reading to their kids.
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  • Little Red's Christmas Story

    Sarah The Duchess of York Ferguson, Sam Williams

    Paperback (Simon & Schuster/Paula Wiseman Books, Oct. 2, 2007)
    On Christmas Eve at Buttercup Cottage, Santa arrives with a sick reindeer and loads of presents still to deliver, so Little Red and her friends have to find a way to help. Reprint.
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  • "Frog Has No Fur": "La Rana No Tiene Pelo"

    S. J. Bushue, Deb McQueen

    Paperback (Little Fig, LLC, The, Sept. 13, 2014)
    So Big & Little Bit have always been best friends, never questioning why. This bilingual picture book playfully teaches the readers the differences between mammals and amphibians. Parents, kids, teachers and librarians all enjoy the heart felt discoveries of how the best friends differ. Kids will ask the question, "Does difference really matter?" Selfie anyone?
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  • Go to sleep, little groundhog

    Patricia Jensen

    Unknown Binding (Reader's Digest Kids, March 15, 2001)
    None
  • Carly the Caterpillar

    Rebecca Johnson

    Library Binding (Windmill Books, Aug. 1, 2015)
    Get ready for a dazzling transformation! Readers follow Carly, a relatable and whimsical character, as she turns from a caterpillar to a butterfly. Age-appropriate text and eye-catching visuals will make learning about life cycles easy and fun. Readers will learn about the different parts of a caterpillar and butterfly, as well as what they eat and how they act. This book contains an easy-to-read diagram to supplement the text, cementing the concept of life cycles. The engaging storyline will spark readers’ interest as they deepen their understanding of life science concepts.
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  • Mia the Mosquito's Book of Dirty Tricks

    Rebecca Johnson

    Library Binding (Windmill Books, Aug. 1, 2015)
    What’s that buzzing by? It’s Mia the mosquito, and she’s about to take readers along on the mosquito metamorphosis from egg to a full-grown flyer. Readers will follow Mia as she gives tips and tricks to young mosquitos as they start life in the water, grow from a larva to a pupa, and finally emerge as a long-legged mosquito. This book introduces readers to the concept of life cycles and ecosystems through engaging, age-appropriate text. Even the most reluctant readers will be hooked by the brilliant images, funny tricks, and easy-to-read diagram. Mia’s story of growth and transformation invites readers to deepen their understanding of life science topics while learning fun facts about this pesky pest.
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  • Dylan's Dragonfly Dance

    Rebecca Johnson

    Library Binding (Windmill Books, Aug. 1, 2015)
    Join the dragonfly dance with Dylan as he embarks on his life-changing adventure as a dragonfly! Readers will be fascinated by Dylan’s transformation from an egg, to a nymph, to a beautiful, colorful dragonfly. This book combines fact and fiction as Dylan’s life cycle unfolds from page to page. Readers will learn the differences between where nymphs and dragonflies live, what they eat, and how they act. The text is relatable and engaging, addressing important elementary life sciences curricula. Vivid visuals and a life cycle diagram make this dragonfly adventure come alive.
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  • The Little Adventurers: Leafy the Pet Leaf

    Philip Ardagh

    Hardcover (WALKER BOOKS, Sept. 1, 2016)
    Little Adventurers Leafy the Pet Leaf
  • George's Magic Day

    Grahame Baker Smith

    Paperback (Hachette Children's, May 1, 2005)
    George the monkey is feeling glum, and his friends can't seem to cheer him up. He wants to fly, but monkeys just aren't meant to - until Little Pilot zooms in and lends a helping hand...
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  • The traveling little rabbit

    Mary Connell

    Unknown Binding (Reader's Digest Young Families, March 15, 2001)
    None
  • A Home for Little Turtle

    Ariane Chottin

    Hardcover (Reader's Digest Young Families, March 15, 2001)
    Set of Four Hardback Kids Books- Little Animal Adventures - Reader's Digest Young Families Lot of 4, Hardbacks - The Curious Little Dolphin, Little Kangaroo Finds His Way, A Home for Little Turtle, Go to Sleep Little Groundhog . Dimensions in Inches- approximately- 10 x 8/12 x 1/4 Color illustrated. "HEARTWARMING TALES OF LITTLE ANIMALS GROWING UP HELP MAKE STORY TIME A DELIGHTFUL LEARNING EXPERIENCE"