Children have a thousand questions:
What do insects feed on?
How do insects see, hear and taste?
What will the butterfly be made of?
How do bees live?

The What? Why? How? The 21st volume of the series guides preschoolers and elementary school children to the world of insects, who can learn what insects look like, where and how they live, how they perceive, how they move, what they feed on, and how they defend themselves. They can also discover what makes a beetle, get a glimpse into the life of social insects, and learn which insects are useful to humans and which are pests. At the end of the book, you can also find some simple methods of observing insects.

The picture book series, which is already popular in our country among the Ravensburger games, answers a lot of questions with lovely illustrations and information suitable for the children's age. Each page covers a new topic, the details of which adults can help navigate, even in the context of a kindergarten or elementary school session. The printing of the series is of a uniquely high standard. Its main feature is that each book hides nearly 50 secret windows, which children can open to satisfy their curiosity