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Bugs: The World's Most Terrifying Insects

by Susan Barraclough (Editor)

Hardcover, 2007

Status

Available

Local notes

595.7 Bar

Barcode

4386

Collection

Tags

(595.7) INSECTS, Bugs, (500) PURE SCIENCE, INVENTORY LS 2022_23, (590) ANIMALS_ZOOLOGY

Genres

Children's Books

Publication

Amber (2007), 192 pages

Description

Bugs --- Beetles --- Ticks and mites --- Cricketss, cockroaches, and manitses --- Moths, bees, and wasps --- Other creepy-crawlers

Physical description

192 p.; 11.6 inches

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Pages

192

Rating

½ (1 rating; 3.5)

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