Ants

Ants

by Melis­sa Stewart

Nation­al Geo­graph­ic Chil­dren’s Books, 2009

for ages 5–7

ISBN 978–1‑42630–608‑2

Pur­chase this book at your local inde­pen­dent book­seller or Amazon.com.

Ants are every­where, and they come in all dif­fer­ent shapes, sizes, and col­ors. These hard-work­ing lit­tle crea­tures thrive wher­ev­er they go, adapt­ing as need­ed to their ever-chang­ing world.

Honors and Awards

  • Cybils Award Final­ist, Easy Reader
  • Bank Street Col­lege Best Chil­dren’s Book of the Year

Behind the Book

“Believe it or not, there are more than 10,000,000,000,000,000 and alive right now. That’s a lot of ants. These amaz­ing creep crawlers live in almost any­where you can think of, so I had no short­age of inspi­ra­tion as I was research­ing and writ­ing this book.

“After learn­ing so much about ants, you might won­der if I have a favorite. I do. It’s the Drac­u­la ant, which gets all its nutri­ents from a sin­gle source — the blood from ant lar­vae. How cool is that?”

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Nation­al Geo­graph­ic Reader

Ants

by Melis­sa Stewart

Nation­al Geo­graph­ic Chil­dren’s Books, 2009

for ages 5–7

ISBN 978–1‑42630–608‑2

Pur­chase this book at your local inde­pen­dent book­seller or Amazon.com.