Where to Find Minibeasts Series

Minibeasts in the Compost Heap

In 'Minibeasts Under a stone' you can find out how earwigs look after their young, which minibeast wears armour and why slugs are slimy. Minibeasts include the snail, slug, woodlouse, earwig, ant, beetle and centipede.

Minibeasts in the Home

by Sarah Ridley

Published 1 January 2010

"Profiles many insects and invertebrates found in the home, discussing their eating habits, habitats, and survival skills"--Provided by publisher.

Minibeasts In the Soil

by Sarah Ridley

Published 26 June 2008

Discover the amazing world of minibeasts and become an ace minibeast-spotter with this attractive series. Each book is packed with close-up pictures of minibeasts, tips on how to spot them and measure guides to their actual size. The endmatter includes a handy indentification guide, glossary and websites. In 'Minibeasts in the soil' you can find out how to tell a centipede from a millipede, why minibeasts are nature's cleaners, which minibeasts are fierce hunters and much more. Minibeasts include the: worm, centipede, millipede, beetle, snail, slug, ant, grasshopper, pseuoscorpion, woodlouse, harvestman, mite, springtail, spider, silverfish and earwig.

Minibeasts on a Plant

by Sarah Ridley

Published 29 May 2008

In 'Minibeasts on a plant' you can find out why minibeasts and plants need each other, why ants and ladybirds fight over aphids, how to tell the difference between a cricket and a grasshopper. Minibeasts include the bee, butterfly, moth, hoverfly, wasp, fly, beetle, spider, shield bug, ladybird, aphid, ant, cricket, grasshopper, froghopper, earwig, harvestman, lacewing, damselfly, dragonfly, slug, snail. Discover the amazing world of minibeasts and become an ace minibeast-spotter with this attractive series. Each book is packed with close-up pictures of minibeasts, tips on how to spot them and measure guides to their actual size. The endmatter includes a handy indentification guide, glossary and websites.

Minibeasts in a Pond

by Sarah Ridley

Published 29 May 2008

"Profiles many insects and invertebrates found in ponds, discussing their eating habits, habitats, and survival skills"--Provided by publisher.

Minibeasts in the Compost Heap

by Sarah Ridley

Published 1 January 2010

In 'Minibeasts in the Compost Heap' you can find out why compost heaps need minibeasts, where maggots come from and how to handle minibeasts. Minibeasts include the fly, fly maggot, slug, snail, spider, centipede, woodlouse, millipede, earwig, worm, ant, beetle, beetle grub, pseudoscorpion, mite and springtail. Discover the amazing world of minibeasts and become an ace minibeast-spotter with this attractive series. Each book is packed with close-up pictures of minibeasts, tips on how to spot them and measure guides to their actual size. The endmatter includes a handy indentification guide, glossary and websites.