Children of Summer

Henri Fabre's Insects

By Anderson, Margaret Lavinia & LeGlatin Keis, Marie

Publishers Summary:
Ten-year-old Paul describes how he and his sisters learned about insects from the observations and writings of their father, the nineteenth-century French entomologist Jean-Henri Fabre.

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ISBN
978-0-37431-243-5
Publisher
New York : Farrar, Straus and Giroux, c1997.


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School Library Journal

Reviewed on September 1, 1997

Gr 4-6 Paul, 10, is fascinated by insects, an interest engendered by his father, Henri Fabre, who has studied the creatures for most of his life. The boy and his two younger sisters help Pere gather material for a textbook, often accompanying him on field trips into their untamed backyard. Children of Summer briefly describes over a dozen of their scientific adventures from altering the path of a group of pine caterpillars, to studying the behavior of undertaker beetles and ground wasps. There ...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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