In this book of poetry, each two-page spread includes a photograph, poem, and educational paragraph for a variety of well-known insects such as flies, lovebugs, and spiders. The photographs by Jason Stemple capture these familiar insects in such beautiful detail that it feels as though you have not seen them before now. The poetry is fun and youthful. One fun example is this stanza, “Which legs go forward? Which go back? Or which legs help pick up the slack?” (Daddy Very Long Legs, p. 18). A more serious example is from POP! Goes the Tick (p. 25), “But never try to squeeze him. He’ll pop! and leave some ick. Bacteria comes sliding out, which makes a person sick.” The author collaborated with the entomology department at the University of Florida and the publisher’s science editor. The author encourages readers to write their own poems about insects. The poems are suitable for story time. The book blends poetry and science in a creative and informative manner. School libraries should consider adding this to their science collection.