Spider
- ISBN-10
- 1848358431
- ISBN-13
- 9781848358430
- Series
- Spider
- Category
- Spiders
- Pages
- 32
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2012
- Publisher
- QED Books
- Author
- Steve Parker
Description
My name is Spider and this is my very own diary. Please read it so you can find out all about… ME! I’ll explain how I spin my incredible silken web, and you can discover which creatures I like to catch in it – to EAT! I’ll also tell you what happened the day I got trapped in The Giant’s House – aargh! I hope you enjoy my diary – I wrote it with a bit of help from a human called Steve Parker. Animal Diaries are personal accounts written by young animal diarists. Sometimes funny, often scary, these first-hand accounts are highly entertaining, giving readers an intriguing insight into the life of each animal. Each book is a mixture of diary entries, informative extracts, sketches and fact-filled animal profile cards. Books are packed full of interesting information on the animals’ habitat, diet, different stages of life and interaction with other animals. Incredibly vivid illustrations let young readers feel like they are immersed in the lives of the diarists, and may encourage them to start documenting their own adventures.
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