
Comic Insects
COMIC INSECTS.
Enter a lively miniature world where insects speak, sing, learn, and laugh in their own wonderfully fanciful language. Through playful rhymes and expressive illustrations, a procession of curious creatures offers cheerful lessons drawn from the natural world, inviting young listeners to look beyond appearances and pay closer attention to nature’s surprises.
A green caterpillar reflects on the remarkable change awaiting it inside a chrysalis, while the transformed moth celebrates its beauty—and warns against flying too close to tempting lights. A timid snail discovers that worries can make burdens seem heavier than they are, and the busy bee praises earnest work, self-reliance, and well-earned rest. Lighthearted, imaginative, and gently instructive, this collection turns familiar garden creatures into entertaining teachers, blending humor with observations about courage, patience, effort, and resilience.
Language
en
Duration
~7 minutes (6K characters)
Release date
Sep 28, 2013
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
d. 1921
A Victorian clergyman with a playful eye for natural history, he is best remembered for Comic Insects, a richly illustrated book that turns the insect world into a charming gallery of fantasy and humor.
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