1,000 Facts About Insects

By Nancy Honovich

Hardcover

Published on Feb 13, 2018 | 96 Pages

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Grades 3–7
Ages 8–12

Kids love bugs! Jam-packed with 1,000 fascinating facts, this colorful reference book is buzzing with all kinds of information about insect creepers, crawlers, fliers, stingers, biters, and more.

From butterflies and honey bees to cockroaches and katydids, discover all you have ever wanted to know about these amazing animals. Discover which insects are the most common; which have the most painful sting; and which have awesome talents, like "escape artist" camouflage abilities. Learn about insect senses, insect predators, quirky facts about insect fossils, and which bugs are most closely related to our other animal friends. After this deep dive into the science of entomology, you’ll "bee" an expert on bugs and will dazzle your family and friends with your newfound knowledge.

ISBN 9781426329937 (Hardcover)
Published on Feb 13, 2018
Published by National Geographic Kids
Pages 96
Dimensions 9-1/8 x 10-7/8
Age Range 8-12 years
Grade Grades 3-7
Reading Level Lexile: 1060L | Fountas/Pinnell: V

ISBN 9781426329944 (Hardcover Library Binding)
Published on Feb 13, 2018
Published by National Geographic Kids
Pages 96
Dimensions 9-1/8 x 10-7/8
Age Range 8-12 years
Grade Grades 3-7
Reading Level Lexile: 1060L | Fountas/Pinnell: V

Nancy Honovich

NANCY HONOVICH is the author of many articles, short stories, and books for children that explore a wide range of subjects, from knights and inventors to animals all over the world. She works as an editor in New York City.

Expert reviewer DR. JENNIFER R. HOUSER WEGNER is a research scientist in Penn Museum’s Egyptian section and adjunct assistant professor in the department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at the University of Pennsylvania. She served as keeper of the museum’s Egyptian section from 1996 to 2000. Dr. Wegner has contributed to numerous publications and presented at several annual meetings of the American Research Center in Egypt and at the International Congress of Egyptologists in Cambridge, U.K. She has also served as epigrapher/artist on expeditions to Bersheh, Saqqara, and Abydos in Egypt. She earned her B.A in Egyptology from the University of Pennsylvania and doctorate from Yale University.