Extracurricular Beetle Studies

If you have an anthill under your pillow and pupating caterpillars hanging over your sink, then you simply must meet Zhenya Zhukov and his friends! The boys' rooms are cluttered with jars of worms and snails, and they know what a ladybug larva looks like. Insects not only inhabit the heroes' apartments but follow them literally everywhere. Vasya is crafting a beetle from acorns for an exhibition, a furry spider appears on the teacher's leg, Anya is mimicking, and it seems Petya has a little worm that has led him into depression. Interested? Then quickly open "Extracurricular Beetle Studies!" Yulia Aslanova is a journalist, an author of fantastic novellas and detective stories. The book about Zhenya Zhukov's adventures began with one story but then turned into a whole tale about kids who love entomology, and the world of insects, which actually is not so different from the world of humans. "Extracurricular Beetle Studies" is wonderfully illustrated by Dina Usmadi.