A young spider discovers, day by day, that there is a lot to learn about being a spider, including how to spin webs and avoid vacuum cleaners.

"Bee, Ladybug, Beetle, and Dragonfly are looking for somewhere to live. And each has a different want: Bee loves flowers, Ladybug prefers leaves, Beetle is fond of dead wood, and Dragonfly likes ponds. But every time they find what seems like the perfect spot--with beautiful flowers, a tiny pond, some dead wood, or gorgeous green leaves--they discover it's underfoot, near traffic, or otherwise not safe. Will these four friends ever find a good place?"--...

In brief rhyming text, lists all the types of insects the narrator likes.

A wordless picture book about a persistent terrier who spends a day following a bug through his neighborhood.

Two bugs, Ralph and Flora, try to divide thirteen beans so that the unlucky thirteenth bean disappears, but they soon discover that the math is not so easy.

Rhyming text and illustrations present various reactions to encounters with such bugs as an ant, beetle, and ladybug.

A greedy bee learns a lesson when he "slurps and burps" too much nectar, falls asleep in a meadow, and needs help from other insects to find his way home after dark.

In beauty, talent and skills, the housefly can't compete with other bugs. But as a pest he is a winner, Book shows beetle, firefly, cricket, cicada, housefly and spider.

The Battle Bugs must fend off an army of chameleons and geckos that is laying siege to a new watchtower fortress.

A frog in the bog grows larger and larger as he eats more and more bugs, until he attracts the attention of an alligator who puts an end to his eating.