Bugs: A Stunning Pop-up Look at Insects, Spiders, and Other Creepy-Crawlies

I cannot say enough great things about this book. My 6 year old nephew plays with this book for hours and hours. It’s informative, beautifully illustrated with LARGE pop-up insects, and easy to read. Thank you for an amazing book!

My child absolutely loves this book, the first thing he did was sit down and start going thru the pages. It was a used book but looks brand new! I definitely didn't go wrong in ordering the used selection! I got what I wanted, my child is happy and i saved money and nobody can look at it and tell the difference between new and used!

This is honestly one of the coolest books I’ve ever seen! As far as the pop ups go, this one is incredibly intricate and beautifully executed. We discover new surprises that we missed the first time around each time we read it, and it’s full of interesting information about bugs that even we, as big bug fans, didn’t already know. Absolutely recommend this book for any bug loving little ones in your life!

I wish I could give this more stars. My 3 yr old loves it and there are soooo many pop up and folding pieces and slide out pieces, a month later I’m still finding new things.

Really cute and well done book. My 4 year old grandson loved it!

Excellent book on bugs. Interactive which kids love.

I spent a few years in my late twenties enthralled with entomology and still retain a healthy fascination with Insects. That is probably why the fact that this book is called "Bugs" and that insects are commonly referred to as "bugs" in the book irritates me somewhat. The term bugs actually refers to an Order of insects designated Hemiptera rather than the entire Class itself. Now that I am done tooting my geek horn, the review can continue... I also have a fascination with pop-up books, and once you've seen a few Sabuda and Reinhart's it tends to leave your expectations high. I am not saying there aren't really well done pop-ups in this book(there are). And a couple in particular are really grand, but I didn't have my face blown off at every turn like in the works of the other papercraft masters. But this book is great with its layout and design, and for having a small number of pages it packs in a lot of excellent information. It covers various Classes of Arthropods, goes into anatomy and physiology as well as ecology. The illustrations are quite competent and there are many flaps to be opened, revealing more information. There is also a pull tab, and one pop-up of a cockroach whose layers can be pulled away revealing internal organs. What a treat! This is all presented with the purpose of educating those far younger than I, but I still enjoyed the book. I would definitely recommend it to those with children interested in Insects and other Arthropods, and to adults who are into pop-ups and the source materiel. I , having a fairly decent general knowledge of the subject, still learned a couple of things. It's always nice to see the Insect world get any sort of love in the mainstream. I just wish there would have been a Robber Fly or two.

If you or someone you know loves bugs or are even just interested in them, this is the book for you! With it's gorgeous illustrations, in depth information, tons of unique (and smoothly operating) pop up parts, and more info behind flaps, this books is fantastic for kids and adults alike! I got it for my 3 year old niece, who is bug obsessed, and she loves it! Myself and my sister (nieces mom) also were thrilled at the quality as we flipped through the book. I'm tempted to buy my own copy!

Excelente producto. Confiable

Bellissimo libro ben rifinito. I pop up sono complessi e ricchi di dettagli. Permette di imparare tante nozioni soddisfando anche la curiosità!

Las ilustraciones y el texto ofrecen una visión muy clara de la vida de algunos insedtos. Muy recomendable para cualquier edad.

The most detailed pop up book we have ever owned! Lots of information - our 5 year old loves it (and so do we!!).

It’s a amazing book. There is a big spider on the cover, made me think there would be lots of info about spiders inside the book but there is just a tiny spider inside the book, a bit disappointed.