Shrink to the size of a garden bug and enter the world ofdragonflies in this first graphic novel for children.

This graphic novel of garden life, made in collaboration with the RoyalEntomological Society, is a perfect introduction to dragonflies forbug-obsessed little ones aged 5-7.

Follow a newly hatched dragonfly as he learns to navigate pond life, and meetplenty of fascinating bug characters along the way, in this first graphicnovel. Narrated by a wise old grasshopper, offering tips and tricks on how tobe a dragonfly and featuring laugh-out-loud moments, this tale of pond life isa perfect introduction to dragonflies for bug-obsessed kids.

This bug book for children offers:

• A graphic novel format to engage children in non-fiction topics.

• Content made in partnership with the Royal Entomological Society, providing scientific information about insects.

• An engaging story about a newly hatched dragonfly as he learns how to navigate pond life.

Chase thinks he’ll stay a nymph forever. And it’s not a bad life, in the pondhe calls home. He’s mastered the art of jet propulsion, how many insects cansay that? But still, it would be quite fun to be one of those big, shining blueand green dragonflies flying overhead, chasing one another and making daringescapes from birds. Learn all about his exciting life in How to be a Dragonfly.

More in the series

Learn all about insects through a fun and engaging graphic novel format in thisseries made in collaboration with the Royal Entomological Society. If youenjoyedHow to be a Dragonfly, why not follow the life of aladybird with How to be a Ladybird?

About the Author

Laura Knowlesis the author of severalchildren’s books, includingIt Starts with a Seed, which won the2017 Margaret Mallett Award for Childrens Non-fiction.

Steven Woodhas illustrated for PRH, Scholastic, and more. Hisfocus is always on the characters that bring life and movement to the picture.