Reviews
Zbrodnie robali. Wesz, która pokonała armię Napoleona i inne diaboliczne insekty, by Amy Stewart
spooky_librarian's review against another edition
5.0
Bugs both fascinate and terrify me, so obviously this was a 5 star read! If you're looking for an informative book that'll make you squirm like a worm, this is it!
mermaidsherbet's review against another edition
dark
informative
fast-paced
5.0
Minor: Cancer, Injury/injury detail, Medical content, War, Animal death, Blood, Excrement, Gore, Alcohol, Body horror, Death, and Death of parent
a_bookish_monster's review against another edition
3.0
Creepy and fascinating.
The Schmidt Sting Pan Index is worth the price of admission.
The Schmidt Sting Pan Index is worth the price of admission.
knitdyeread's review against another edition
5.0
Half a star off for not mentioning the most wicked and nightmarish class of bugs--the wool eaters. It's an easy and entertaining listen.
Bonus - no buggy illustrations in an audiobook.
Bonus - bugs can't eat an audiobook, but now I know of all the bugs that can eat a real book
Not a bonus - pesticide resistant lice are a thing that exists
Bonus - no buggy illustrations in an audiobook.
Bonus - bugs can't eat an audiobook, but now I know of all the bugs that can eat a real book
Not a bonus - pesticide resistant lice are a thing that exists
willowsreads's review against another edition
3.0
3.5 stars. Entomology is one of my favorite subjects, so I devoured this book but I found myself wishing it was more. It is a catalog of fun facts & brief info about a variety of "bugs", a great intro for anyone interested in arthropods.