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Explore the fascinating world of winged insects with "Butterflies and Moths: Shown to the Children," a timeless introduction to entomology for young readers. Authored by Janet Harvey Kelman and Theodore Wood, this classic work offers a captivating glimpse into the lives of these delicate creatures.
Delve into the science behind butterflies and moths, exploring their unique characteristics and place in the natural world. This book presents a wealth of information on these captivating insects, making it an ideal resource for budding entomologists and anyone curious about the wonders of nature.
Perfect for juvenile readers, this carefully republished edition retains the charm and accessibility of the original, offering an enduring educational experience. Discover the beauty and intricacies of butterflies and moths, and ignite a lifelong passion for the natural sciences.
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