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A Kid’s Guide to Backyard Bugs - cover

A Kid’s Guide to Backyard Bugs

Eliza Berkowitz

Verlag: Gibbs Smith

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Beschreibung

A Kid’s Guide to Backyard Bugs is filled with fascinating facts about the United States’ most common insects, including where they live, what they eat, and how they move. Packed with over 80 full-color, gorgeous illustrations, this portable field guide will have burgeoning bug lovers excited about exploring the amazing world outside their door.
Verfügbar seit: 07.03.2023.
Drucklänge: 96 Seiten.

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