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Big Book of Bugs
$14.99

The title is deceptive. It is a children's book with very large pictures of very few insects. I wanted a book with more info than it contains.

Bug Scope
$12.99
I bought it for my nephew that lives in Fla. He is loving it.
A word of advice for those Moms or Dads that do not like bugs in the house
the kids will bring them in with this toy they play for ours just looking
at the hairs and feet of the bugs.

Bug
$14.98
"Bug" is one of the creepiest insect features I've ever seen; its implications are truly frightening. An earthquake in the California desert produces a chasm that reaches deep into the bowels of the earth. A new roach-like insect species emerges; it is blind, but it can produce fires. Because of the low air pressure, it is sluggish and unable to mate. This should've been the end of the story. However, a university professor (Bradford Dillman), who is insane with grief, mates one of the incendiary beetles with a common roach. Naturally, there are disastrous consequences.

"Bug" is a classic horror feature that has some terrifying, gory death sequences. In the same mold as Frankenstein, there is a man wanting to be God and create new life. When will we ever learn? The message is clear: leave nature alone. "Bug" has a downbeat, open ending that is pure apocalyptic horror. This film is highly recommended for those who enjoy movies involving killer insects. I must admit, I enjoyed it much more than "The Swarm."

Allow me to briefly discuss the DVD presentation. The audio and video are great. Unfortunately, there are no special features except for English subtitles and scene menu. I was hoping for a trailer. There isn't one. I remember watching the trailer as a child; it inspired great terror.

Everything Bug: What Kids Really Want to Know about Bugs (Kids' FAQs)
$7.95
My 6 year old grandson really liked the book when we read it together.He is always picking up bugs outside.