Look at That Bug!: A Tiny Titans Picture Book

Extraordinary macro photography introduces children ages three to six to insects, spiders, and other remarkable small creatures in a first-science picture book.

A flower mantis hides among blossoms. Tiny wolf spiders ride on their mother's back. A bumble bee visits a flower, a katydid blends into its surroundings, and a damselfly peers through enormous compound eyes. In Look at That Bug! A Tiny Titans Picture Book, photographer Dara Ojo reveals extraordinary details in animals that are often too small to notice.

Short, accessible facts and playful observation questions invite young readers to count legs, find antennae, compare shapes and colours, and discover what makes an insect different from a spider. Along the way, children encounter camouflage, exoskeletons, life cycles, pollination, and the important roles arthropods play in nature.

Illustrated learning activities explain the differences between insects and spiders and introduce pollinators, predators, recyclers, and the animals that depend on arthropods for food. A search activity encourages children to revisit the photographs, while an outdoor observation activity invites families to discover tiny creatures safely, respect their habitats, and leave wildlife undisturbed. Designed for shared reading at home or in preschools, kindergartens, and libraries, this photographic introduction makes early science learning a close-up adventure.