Ada Twist is back with her 4th book in the "Why Files" series. In this edition Ada Twist is fascinating by bugs, what they are, how many there are, scientists who have studied them and even teaches readers how to build a bug hotel. A great read for any bug enthusiast.

An introduction to garden words throughout the year -- like blossoms, buds, watering can and wheelbarrow.

A community comes together to clean up an abandoned lot. They build raised beds, fill them with composted dirt, tuck in some seeds and shower them with water. The new flowers help the once hungry bees return. Then kale, collards, kittley and carrot start to grow. We love the way the city is depicted in this book and it reminds us of fun times in our own community garden. If you haven't volunteered in a garden, try it -- just once - you'll have a blast and the produce tastes amazing! The book ends with the importance of honey bees and how to make your lot bee-friendly.

A book of opposites where you'll meet a girl who loves insects and a boy who doesn't.

A creation story that shares how animals worked together to create the planet we live on. And how the littlest creature made one of the biggest impacts.

Junebug is on a mission to protect and save bugs. Not yet available at the Boston Public Library.