A Pilgrimage of Pests (Cockroach of Meadowfield) (Volume 1) The Pilgrimage of Pests is th. The reader is not only thoroughly entertained by the interaction and antics of the “bug-fellows”, but will come away with a whole new way of seeing the worl
☛ eBooks Online
| Title | : | A Pilgrimage of Pests (Cockroach of Meadowfield) (Volume 1) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.61 (723 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 098635130X |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 268 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-05-14 |
| Genre | : |
Editorial : About the Author Growing up surrounded by the beauty of Ft. Myers Beach, Florida, Bradford P Ward spent much of his childhood years exploring the beach, the back bay and the sea oat covered dunes where he could let his imagination run wild. His appreciation of the natural world developed on these Florida shores. And when he wasn't on the beach, he was at his desk, the dining room table or on the porch; cartooning and/or writing his many story books. After graduating from the University of South Florida with a degree in Zoology and a teaching certification, Mr. Ward began a 36 year teaching career; the perfect way to pass on his love of science to future generations. As a high school teacher in Tampa, he taught honors biology and honors Anatomy and Physiology, coached softball and swimming and earned his National Board Certification. His passion for writing, from the age of five, stayed with him and using his knowledge of zoology, and entomology in particular, he conjured up the insect
When his stink pile of tasty tidbits is washed away by a furious storm, the cantankerous Cockroach is forced to travel from his home in Meadowfield to the distant and foreboding Smoking Hills; where countless numbers of tidbits are rumored to be there for the taking. The only problem, it's also where the dreaded Loomers live; legendary creatures known only through stories passed down from the dead ancestors. With a lively and incredible cast of pests, including the scheming Silverfish, the bashful Stinkbug, the brilliant Book Louse, and Scarab the Dung, just to name a few, this creative adventure is full of humor, intrigue, and genuine scientific insight into the behavior of insects as told through a fictional tale. The reader is not only thoroughly entertained by the interaction and antics of the “bug-fellows”, but will come away with a whole new way of seeing the world of insects and imagining how our six-legged Arthropods might really think. The Pilgrimage of Pests is th
The font size is readable, the only thing I would have to note is that the font size isn't the same throughout the different books. She resisted getting habituated on those terms.
Tai demanded privacy at her computer, when Naim sought one in the bathroom. Interesting idea, though in the end didn't quite grab me.. Wife loves it. They're just as interesting, if not more, than the new mutants. But he's written a thorough, heartfelt history of a legendary radio station, and I thank him for the depth and breadth of research he clearly put into this labor of love. My only reservation with giving this 5 stars is that the fallacies are listed in alphabetical order. If the set-up sounds similar to that of Avengers: The Initiative, that is because this is essentially the same tale, only stripped of the New Warriors back story and set in a politically saner Marvel Universe. All of Collins' books are interesting, hard to put down, and written with a passion for understanding the mechani
No comments:
Post a Comment