How do Corn crickets produce their high-pitched sounds? Which insect has a forked horn on the front of its head? Where does the small scarlet dragonfly scatter its eggs? Which bug is named after a famous artist? Children will find the answers to these questions - and many other interesting facts - while enjoying hours of fun colouring in a selection of our most striking insects. There are more than 40 images to colour in, providing budding artists and young children with enticing snippets of knowledge as they work through the title. In the middle of the title is a gallery of the insects, but this time in colour, giving a clear guide as to which shade of crayon or paint to use when colouring in the outlines on the other pages.
This is Book 3 in the Read Colour Keep Series. See all Read Colour Keep books here.
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Sally MacLarty is a freelance illustrator from South Africa, with more than 20 years' experience, specializing in children's books, educational material and natural history. She graduated from Wits University in Johannesburg with a BA in Fine Arts. She has contributed artwork to more than 120 publications, including a previous colouring book featuring Africa
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