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Miller, Sara Swan

True Bugs: When Is a Bug Really a Bug?

48 pp. | Watts | July, 1998 | Library ISBN 0-531-11479-1 $$22.00
(3) 4-6 Animals in Order series. Miller defines flies and "true" bugs and explains where they fall in the animal kingdom. Each book features fourteen insect profiles, which, though quite brief, provide basic information. Concluding chapters offer suggestions for studying flies and bugs outdoors. The bright color photographs give perspective to the accessible texts. Bib., glos., ind.
Reviewer: Kitty Flynn

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