How Do Ants Know When You're Having a Picnic?

This ex-library copy of "How Do Ants Know When You're Having a Picnic?" shows typical signs of library use, such as stamps and markings. The hardcover is in good condition, with minor wear on the edges. The pages are clean, and the binding remains strong. There is no dust jacket, which is common for library editions.

"How Do Ants Know When You're Having a Picnic?" by Joanne Settel and Nancy Baggett, published by Atheneum in 1986, is a fascinating exploration of the curious behaviors of insects, tailored for young readers. Illustrated by Linda Tunney, this book provides insightful answers to common questions about insects and other crawly creatures. Settel and Baggett, both experienced in writing educational content for children, offer a detailed look into the world of invertebrates, making complex biological concepts accessible and engaging. This edition, published in New York, is part of a series of educational books that remain relevant due to their informative content and engaging presentation. The book is an ex-library copy, indicating prior use in educational settings, but it remains a valuable resource for introducing children to the wonders of insect behavior. The absence of a dust jacket is typical for library editions, and the book is in good condition considering its history.