Spiders

by Lionel Bender

Describes various types of spiders from around the world, discusses where they live and how they survive, and includes a chart identifying both common and exotic species

Paperback

First published January 1, 1988

About the author

Lionel Bender is a British author of more than 70 children's illustrated information books, and is the Editorial Partner of book creation house Bender Richardson White. He gives professional advice, talks, and workshops on many aspects of children's non-fiction publishing.

Lionel is a long-term member of the British Minigolf Association, and a regular minigolf player, representing his country in European and World Championship Minigolf Sport events. He is a partner of UrbanCrazy, a company that designs, builds, and installs miniature golf courses. He is the co-author of the official Beginner's Guide to Miniature Golf.

Reviews

[Shelby]

This book is about alot of different spiders and how they relate and how there diffent in many ways. There is many different interesting facts and information about the spiders. One intresting fact that i found out was that usually males are smaller then female spiders, wouldn't you think that the male would be the bigger one just originaly. I found it intresting. It tells about there daily life, there habit, food, and preditors. But i liked this book, i found it many intresting facts about spiders in general that i would have never known.

[Kaite · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is about alot of different spiders. There is many different interesting facts and information about the spiders. It tells about there daily life, like there habit,food,and preditors. But i liked this book, i found it very interesting.