"A beetle / Is a perfect little wheel / With six wheels that always / Spin and spin."
Insectlopedia | 
"A beetle / Is a perfect little wheel / With six wheels that always / Spin and spin."
This book is perfect for integrating poetry with science lessons. Teachers can have students write poems about other animals or nature topics, experimenting with rhythm and rhyme, while learning about different species.
pick“Insectlopedia" is a playful and educational collection of poems about insects. The poems are full of fun facts and quirky descriptions, while the illustrations are vibrant and add to the book‘s lively tone.
I think this is ok but children wouldn't care for it. I do like the titles of some of insects like army ants and the whirling beetles. The illustrations like most children's books are on point.
panPoetry and was written in 1998. This book is about all different types of insects. It talks about insects that have wings, antennaes, different amount of legs. The poems for each insect talks about what they do.
