Insects and Spiders. Children's Encyclopedia

New adventures of Chevostik and Uncle Kuzya in the amazing world of insects and spiders. The heroes ride on a dragonfly, find themselves in an ant hill, and meet a real predator – a ladybug. Incredible discoveries await at every... turn.
Under the cover are useful notes in the margins, exciting tasks, and ideas for games that will help look at the surrounding world in a new light, develop observation skills and imagination.
Children will learn why a cicada's childhood lasts a whole 17 years, why caterpillars need to learn the "language" of ants, and which spider pretends to be a flower. Plus, how one ant hill protects a forest the size of a football field. And why, without insects, the world would lack many beloved things – from silk to honey gingerbread.
The book features 20+ species of small creatures, bright illustrations, and unusual facts that will amaze both children and adults. There’s no need to be afraid of the buzzing bee or the swift little spider – each of them cares for our planet in their own way.
Chevostik is the beloved hero of encyclopedias and audio projects with whom exploring the world is truly interesting and easy. It will appeal to children who already have books in this series.

Who this book is for
For children aged 6 and older.
For anyone interested in the living nature.
For parents who value developing children’s observation and curiosity.
For fans of Chevostik and fun encyclopedias with a storyline.

Highlights of the book
— Children's encyclopedia of insects and spiders
— Exciting adventure of beloved characters
— Bright, funny illustrations
— Useful notes in the margins
— Fun interactive tasks and ideas for children's games