The Life Cycle of a Cicada

Author: (Japan) Yutaka Sato
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: The musician singing "kiku, kiku" on the tree in summer is the cicada. If there were no cicadas, what would summer be like? It would surely be much more lonely. Where do cicadas come from? Why do they disappear after summer? Where are they for the rest of the time? What are they doing? This book reveals all the secrets of cicadas with exquisite and beautiful photographs and vivid language. It not only enriches children's scientific knowledge but also helps adults fill in the gaps, making it a classic popular science book.
The "Science Picture Book" series differs from existing popular science books in China. Each book in the series focuses on a single theme, featuring illustrations and text that are both informative and systematic. The series emphasizes cultivating children's ability to explore scientific truths from common natural phenomena, fostering a spirit of diligent inquiry, and nurturing the qualities of future scientists. It serves as both a good teacher and companion for children and an excellent read for parents.
The series is meticulously photographed by Japanese photographers and carefully written by authors. It is not only a guide for children to learn about nature and develop a connection with it but also a high-quality popular science book that nurtures children's healthy growth. It is also a valuable resource for adults seeking self-education and knowledge enrichment.