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Mimi the Inchworm
Sue Beth Balash, Rita Viscount
Paperback (Ferne Press, Nov. 1, 2009)Can an inchworm really make a difference in the world? That's the question that bothers Mimi, an inchworm, as she watches the world around her in Tahquamenon Falls State Park in Michigan. But when a little boy is upset about a race with his brother, Mimi realizes that her small stature can leave a big impact on those around her.
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The Proud Inchworm
Shannon Reitmeyer
Paperback (Avid Readers Publishing Group, May 1, 2013)The best job an inchworm can have, is, of course, measuring things. But when a seemingly impossible job comes his way, this proud, little inchworm will do all that he can to get the job done. But what if it isn't enough? See how he learns that his pride can be a bigger obstacle than the project itself and that sometimes it's better to have help, than do things alone.
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The Little Inchworm
Cindy Carpenter
Paperback (PublishAmerica, Jan. 28, 2008)It was a bright and sunny day, but the Little Inchworm was sad. He had no one to play with. The Little Inchworm decided to go and find a friend to play with. He wanted to play hide and seek. He could not play by himself. He had tried once and didn’t like it, because he was always “It”.
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Itty the Inchworm
Marjorie E. Olson
Paperback (Ann Arbor Publishers, )None