 Bug Faces
- by Darlyne
A. Murawski
- National Geographic
Society
- If you were
asked to describe your best friend, you'd probably start with
their face - eye color, hair, skin tone, smile. Now, if you were
to describe your favorite insect, you might not go into such
detail. All that will change, though, once you read Bug Faces.
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- Author and
photographer Darlyne A. Murawski has captured an incredible collection
of bugs up close 'n personal. This award-winning photographer
from Massachusetts has traveled the world to photograph tiny
creatures in their natural habitat. Bug Faces invites
readers to eyeball bumblebees, weevils, spiders, and more.
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- Do you know
why the deer fly's eyes appear green and red, or where the jaws
of a daddy longlegs spider are located? What's that "grill"
on the middle of a cicada's face, anyway? Do grasshoppers have
teeth?
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- Find out the
answers to these pressing questions - and more. This is a beautifully
designed hardback book, an amazing source of buggy information
for kids. I suspect it will end up on grownups' coffee tables,
too.
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