Tiny Creepy Creatures

ISBN-10
1429665343
ISBN-13
9781429665346
Category
Juvenile Nonfiction
Pages
32
Language
English
Published
2011-07-01
Publisher
Edge Books
Authors
Jennifer Swanson, Karen M. Leet

Description

Seriously teeny tiny and creepy crawly bugs are everywhere! Invisible creatures live in your house and your yard and in your body and your food! It may sound gross but they serve a purpose. Ultra magnified photos and cool facts help you figure out why these creatures are so important.

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