"The kid in this story has had it with how much bugs love him—love to bite him, that is! Now he’s determined to return the favor. But as he eagerly hunts the bugs in his backyard, he can’t help noticing how impressive they are, too—they’re basically master builders with super-strength! But will that remarkable quality be enough for him to change what’s on the menu?" --publisher's website

An introduction to the numbers one to ten through a story in which various insects watch a blueberry fall to the ground and all want to eat it.

Over in the garden, mother insects and their children enjoy various activities from morning sun to evening moon.

"The bug on a bike is riding somewhere, but no one quite knows the destination. But that doesn't stop all the other animals from following along"--Provided by publisher.

Easy-to-read text celebrates the many kinds of bugs that can be found in a backyard.

When a fly gets sucked up into a vacuum he goes through the five stages of grief as he explores his new surroundings.

When lonely Miss Spider tries to host a tea party, the other bugs refuse to come for fear of being eaten!

"A young fly imitates his garden insect friends to try to figure out what he's best at"--Provided by publisher.

"Dirt and Bugsy are friends and bug catchers. They catch all kinds of bugs! When it rains one day, they comeup with a plan to keep the bugs from getting wet. They will build a bug barn!" --back cover.