Read the classic Insectivorous Plants

Author: Shi Yongchuan
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: The "Reading the Classics" series consists of six volumes, including "Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales," "Grimms' Fairy Tales," "One Thousand and One Nights," "La Fontaine's Fables," "The Insect World," and "Rida's Animal Stories." This book includes 18 short stories about insects, accompanied by Pinyin and illustrations. It is vivid, engaging, easy to understand, and serves as an enlightening and brain-teasing book for children. It allows them to master Pinyin and Chinese characters in a pleasant atmosphere, making it an excellent supplementary reading material for young learners. This book is one of the "Classics" titled "The Insect World." The selected short stories about insects include "The Fighting Scorpion," "Do Insects Sleep?" "Cochineal," "The Gourmet Firefly," "The Peacock Moth Ball," "The dung beetle," "The Ringing Caterpillar," "The Cicada and the Ant Fable," "Three Mason Wasps," "The Mantis in a Robe," "The Origin of Different Skills," "The Beetle That Feigns Death," "The Nutmegger with a Long Pipe," "The Cricket Musician," "The Tunnel Bee's Kidnapping," "The Insect Paradise," "The Lilac Chapel," and "The Strange Longhorn Beetle Larva."