Ants are Assiduous Arthropods - Debra H Harris - Bog

Ants are assiduous arthropods, always attempting abnormal amounts across astronomical areas. Adamant ant armies are always...Brave bitsy bodies, bulging beneath big bundles,...Carefully crafted caverns, called colonies contain...Learn the power of words and their meanings in this uniquely styled ABC book. Read the adventures of F. F. Farmington and his handy magnifying glass, as he searches for the ant to consider her ways! From A-Z, with the use of alliteration, you''ll read a tale that takes you into a world of interesting discoveries. Ants will forage for food, milk sweet honey dew from aphids, grow fungus for food, protect their pious queen and lose their mating males in the infamous lovers lek. With a dramatic turn, sinister army ants attempt to pilfer another colony. What climatic surprise will you find as the world of the ant opens to our heroic observer? What wisdom will you gain as we go to the ant, to consider her ways and be wise! Debra H. Harris resides in Houston, Texas, with her husband of 40 years. Together they have three children, a daughter-n-love, and two grand children. She is a Gospel Minister, and retired school teacher from the Alief School district in Houston. Debra is the author, designer, and or illustrator of other books: Then Suddenly out of my Darkness Jesus Came, Peace in the Storm, and The Night Before Christmas in the Hood. Soon to be released: 365 Church Hats and the Revival.Ants are Assiduous Arthropods