“It is a fascinating little world where caterpillars change into butterflies or shummering moths, where walking sticks look so much like twigs that you have to look twice to see them, where grasshoppers don’t change, but just grow bigger from the time they hatch. Crickets, ants, bees, and June bugs —here is the insect world in bright pictures and simple text that beginners can read for themselves.” - Laboratory School, University of Chicago
