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Creepy Crawly Caterpillars
Lizards
Lizards

By Alan Male, Margery Facklam

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Big Bug Book
Big Bug Book

By Margery Facklam, Paul Facklam

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Spiders and Their Web Sites
Creepy Crawly Caterpillars
Trouble with Mothers
Trouble with Mothers

By Margery Facklam

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Bugs for lunch
Bugs for lunch

By Margery Facklam

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Rhyming text introduces bug-eating animals such as geckos, trout, or even people. Includes additional facts about each creature.

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The Big Bug Book
The Big Bug Book

By Michael Bond

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What s the buzz
What s the buzz

By Margery Facklam

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