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Fabre's care for life, praise for all things in nature, and love for life are impressive. Who would have thought that he spent 30 years creating "Insects"? How many people can possess this kind of spirit?

Wanting to make up for my notes, I searched out out of curiosity. What I didn't expect was that there actually was one.

That's awesome, this is all on the list

Friends, who and I use this to take reading notes? I really love it! ^ω^

It is super exciting. It not only makes meticulous observations of various insects, but also uses concise language to depict vivid pictures. Since reading this book, every chapter has been full of pictures, and under the author's description, it seems that coprophagous insects have become cute.

This book is particularly good. It records all the methods Fabre used to observe insects.

Still on the list?

🌚You may not know that I came to read it for the sake of writing and reading accumulation.

Ness, this is what you need to test in the exam.

This is a book that I like more and more the more I read it. The world of insects is small and charming, and contains wonderful wisdom. The author is like an insect messenger telling us his interesting discoveries...

The plot was interesting and allowed me to know the "secrets" of insects, subverting my prejudice against insects and allowing me to see interesting insects.

The author uses vivid and interesting language to make boring sentences fascinating. It is highly recommended for children to read. It is a very helpful book.

This is a very interesting and valuable collection of books, highly recommended for everyone to read. In this book, various rhetorical techniques and detailed descriptions of insects are used to vividly display each insect in front of us and reveal the mystery of the insect world for us. It also showed me an author who is willing to explore, rigorous in his studies, and extremely passionate about insects. As the article says: "The insects they study are dead, but the insects I study are alive." The author is very caring. And by reading this book, I also understood a truth: we should not be afraid of authority. Just like the author, he dares to raise questions when conducting research on insects, and uses his own experiments to verify his own ideas and refute those others. Seek truth from facts instead of relying on hearsay and blindly believing in some wrong statements to mislead everyone.

The book is very good, and the classics are worth reading. I listened to them, and I have never known anything about insects. The descriptions are vivid and detailed.

I really love it

It's pretty good. Although some of the content is different from what's in the book, it's pretty much the same! Moreover, the table of contents that is not in the book is also available here. It also added knowledge to us that was not in the books. 👍

Scientific masterpiece, literary masterpiece

This book "Insect Diary" was written by the author Fabre who spent 30 years. He spent 30 years on insects, research and observation to explore the insect world, and completed this scientific masterpiece "Insect Diary". There are also various insects in the book, and the detailed descriptions and environmental descriptions are very good. Highly recommended reading, many of which can be annotated and taken reading notes.

It's just too dense. There are two sides to one sentence and it's a bit hard to read. But overall it's very good. The language is humorous, the descriptions are detailed, and metaphors and personifications are used to make the image of insects rich and full.

Very good, I am very touched

Awesome, very good!

You can watch it if you have insomnia or if you can't fall asleep. You'll get sleepy easily if you watch it normally.

I clearly remember that this book was once included in the required reading list for middle school students. However, due to the lack of book resources at that time and the heavy academic pressure, I was never able to read it. Now I can make up for the regrets I had in my teenage years. Entomologist Fabre is an entomologist without a professional background - because he has not been recognized by the academic community. However, he wrote this extremely influential book with his keen observation, love for insects and delicate writing style. It has been produced and translated into many texts and has been widely circulated around the world.

Most of the content is the same as the one you bought. Compared with other versions, it is still very good.

This book had a really great impact on me. After reading this book in the fourth grade, I became more interested in insects than my fear of them. I even wanted to study zoology and botany for a while. The author's observations and descriptions of insects in the book simply opened up a new microscopic world for me. It was really interesting for me to observe the operation of this world from a God's perspective. Reading this book now, it still has a huge attraction for me. Fabre combines professional knowledge and life insights, and uses beautiful language to talk about it. His unique vision of life is reflected in the description of the abilities of various insects, their appearance and characteristics, their living habits, their reproduction and their death. The words are filled with respect and love for life.

I didn't like bugs originally, but after reading this book, I found them quite interesting.

It's really beautiful. Listening to books can also improve your efficiency.

Fabre is known as the Virgil of the insect world, or the Homer of the insect world; this book is his research experience gained from years of painstaking study of the life, habits, reproduction and death of insects; the full text is written from the perspective of a child, recalling what he saw and heard in Wandu Mountain, and his curiosity and love for animals are beyond words. Compared with many popular science animal sketches, this book more vividly and vividly depicts the friendly relationship between humans and animals that should be friends. They are no longer dolls or specimens in the laboratory, but a lively drama. Every line of the book conveys the longing for the harmonious symbiosis of humans and animals represented by insects.

Very detailed and looks very good

I'm afraid of caterpillars, so I really can't appreciate the beauty of insects. It's so hard to see all the images in my head.