When Fabre was 55 years old, he used his royalties to buy a piece of wasteland in the countryside of southern France, named it "Barren Stone Garden", and began to study insects. Then he wrote the ten-volume "Insects". This book only selects more than ten kinds of insects that children like most, and adds exquisite color illustrations for primary school students to read.
Reader comments
This "Insect Diary" is so interesting! There are many insects that I like in the book, such as the firefly, which is like a small lantern, shining at night. Fabre's description is very vivid, making me feel like I am in a deserted stone garden, playing with these small insects. I particularly like a sentence in the book: "In this small green world, I don't know how many busy little lives will continue to grow." This made me feel the magic and beauty of the insect world. I recommend you read this book, it will definitely open your eyes!
This "Insect Diary" is so interesting! There are many insects that I like in the book, such as the firefly, which is like a small lantern, shining at night. Fabre's description is very vivid, making me feel like I am in a deserted stone garden, playing with these small insects. I particularly like a sentence in the book: "In this small green world, I don't know how many busy little lives will continue to grow." This made me feel the magic and beauty of the insect world. I recommend you read this book, it will definitely open your eyes!