Bugged: How Insects Changed History - Softcover

Albee, Sarah

 
9780802734228: Bugged: How Insects Changed History
Softcover
ISBN 10: 0802734227 ISBN 13: 9780802734228
Verlag: WALKER & CO, 2014

Inhaltsangabe

There are about ten quintillion insects in the world-and some of them have affected human history in tremendous ways! For as long as humans have been on earth, we've co-existed with insects . . . for better or for worse. Once you begin to look at world history through fly-specked glasses, you begin to see the mark of these minute life forms at every turn. Beneficial bugs have built empires. Bad bugs have toppled them. Bugged is not your everyday history book. From the author and illustrator team behind kid-favorite Poop Happened! A History of the World from the Bottom Up, this combination of world history, social history, natural science, epidemiology, public health, conservation, and microbiology is told with fun and informative graphics and in an irreverent voice, making this one fun-to-read book.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

SARAH ALBEE is the author of Poop Happened! A History of the World from the Bottom Up and dozens of books for young readers, three of which have been New York Times bestsellers. She lives in Connecticut with her husband, three kids and dog. She blogs about offbeat history topics at sarahalbeebooks.com/blog.

ROBERT LEIGHTON is the illustrator of Poop Happened! A History of the World from the Bottom Up and What's Going on Down There?, as well as a puzzle-writer and New Yorker cartoonist. He lives in New York City.

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Verlag
WALKER & CO
Erscheinungsdatum
2014
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN 10 
0802734227
ISBN 13 
9780802734228
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Taschenbuch
Zeichner
Leighton Robert
Anzahl der Seiten
168
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