Proud Winner of the 2026 Positive Impact Award in two categories: Children’s Literature and Character Growth & Emotional Empowerment (Children’s Books), as well as a 2025 Book Excellence Award Winner in the Picture Book Category ages 4-8! A story about discovery, exploration and growth as only seven-year-old Emelia can show us. Inspired by a real-life experience between Emelia and Ms. Z. Emelia is a spunky seven-year-old girl who spends her summers at her grandparents’ cabin in the wilds of Wyoming, a place where she and her siblings are free to explore, play, and learn about nature. But one morning, Emelia comes across a part of nature that she doesn't want to explore: A big, alien-looking beetle. Emelia’s instinct is to stomp on the strange critter, but Ms. Z won't let her, and soon Gramma Jane has Emelia off on a special mission. With her bug book in hand and lots of critters to explore, it’s up to Emelia to discover that everything has a purpose, whether we know it or not. Why Parents & Teachers Love It: Teaches kids compassion for other living beings - Shares examples as to why bugs are important to the world - Teaches kids that everything has a purpose whether we know it or not Book Extras: A discussion page sharing examples as to why bugs are good - Teaches kids a method to safely remove a bug from their home environment - Bright, colorful, and engaging illustrations - Perfect for ages 6-8 About the Author: Written by Karen B. Shea, Award-Winning Author and a nature advocate.
| Gtin | 09781779440891 |
| Mpn | RKC2009043986 |
| Age_group | ADULT |
| Condition | NEW |
| Gender | UNISEX |
| Product_category | Gl_book |
| Google_product_category | Media > Books |
| Product_type | Books > Subjects > Children's Books > Science, Nature & How It Works > Nature > Environment |