Books with title Insect Wars

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Full-color photos. "Sure to attract browsers and students researching assignments, Insect explores the anatomy, behavior, and ecology of those creatures, with a heavy emphasis on popular species. Each double-page spread consists of concise, yet lively and readable text and numerous excellent-quality captioned photos, drawings, and diagrams. An attractive addition to the nonfiction shelves."--School Library Journal.

Insect War is an anti-war story involving insects. The story follows a cricket who, after realizing his talent at creating music with chirps, goes out on a journey to find a flower garden home to butterflies who love music. On his journey, he unintentionally gets involved in a three way war between ants, ladybugs, and bees over rights to a tree. Since the cricket does not believe in violence, he must act as the voice of reason and try to put and end to this feuding. Along the way, he encounters other insects as well, including a wise snail, a gluttonous spider, an extremist mantis, and some helpful fireflies.

Insect War is an anti-war story involving insects. The story follows a cricket who, after realizing his talent at creating music with chirps, goes out on a journey to find a flower garden home to butterflies who love music. On his journey, he unintentionally gets involved in a three way war between ants, ladybugs, and bees over rights to a tree. Since the cricket does not believe in violence, he must act as the voice of reason and try to put and end to this feuding. Along the way, he encounters other insects as well, including a wise snail, a gluttonous spider, an extremist mantis, and some helpful fireflies.

Full-color photos. "Sure to attract browsers and students researching assignments, Insect explores the anatomy, behavior, and ecology of those creatures, with a heavy emphasis on popular species. Each double-page spread consists of concise, yet lively and readable text and numerous excellent-quality captioned photos, drawings, and diagrams. An attractive addition to the nonfiction shelves."--School Library Journal.