THE INSECTLIBRARY TWO-BOOK BUNDLE
Know your bugs.
Share the wonder.
A practical guide for your home. A hands-on learning adventure for your children. Get both illustrated ebooks for just Regular price $14 $9.
- Recognize 50 common household bugs and groups
- Explore, count, and color with children ages 5–8
- Keep both PDF books handy, online or offline
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For the “what is that?” moments.
And the “tell me more!” ones.
A LITTLE CONFIDENCE. A LOT OF CURIOSITY.
Two books. Two ways to see
the tiny world around you.
Find useful answers for yourself, then turn your child’s questions into something you can discover together.
What’s That Bug
in My House?
Go from an unfamiliar visitor to a more informed next step.
- 50 profiles, illustrated with 53 photographs
- Identification clues and common lookalikes
- Practical prevention advice and next steps
- A home inspection checklist and sighting log
- A linked index and source references
Made for homeowners, renters, and the naturally curious.
Little Bug Explorers:
Look, Learn & Color
Make room for “why?” with short, shared discoveries.
- Ten familiar bugs with real-photo discovery pages
- Ten big, simple coloring pages
- Counting, matching, patterns, and a life-cycle activity
- A discovery walk, field notes, and explorer award
- Parent guidance and activity answers
Designed for ages 5–8, with a grown-up alongside.
REAL PAGES. A REAL LOOK INSIDE.
See what you’ll be opening.
A useful page for your home. A creative page for your child.
Tap either preview to see it larger.
SIMPLE TO START
From download to discovery.
- 1
Get the bundle
Buy both ebooks together for $9 through Gumroad.
- 2
Open your PDFs
Save them to your phone, tablet, or computer. Print the pages you want to use.
- 3
Make a discovery
Look up a visitor at home or sit down for a short learning-and-coloring session.
YOUR NEXT DISCOVERY STARTS HERE
A handy home reference.A new family activity.
Yours together.
Useful when you need an answer. Enjoyable when you have a few curious minutes to share.
Regular price $14$9 USD · one time
- What’s That Bug in My House? · 91 pages
- Little Bug Explorers · 36 pages
- Both books as downloadable PDFs
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A FEW HELPFUL ANSWERS
Before you
get exploring.
What exactly do I get?
Two PDF ebooks: the 91-page illustrated edition of What’s That Bug in My House? and the 36-page Little Bug Explorers. The children’s book includes ten coloring pages, activities, parent notes, and answers.
Is this a physical book or a subscription?
This is a one-time purchase of digital PDF books. No physical books are shipped, and there is no subscription. You can read the files on a phone, tablet, or computer, or print pages at home.
What ages is the children’s book designed for?
Little Bug Explorers is designed for ages 5–8 with a grown-up. Younger children can listen, point, count, and color; older children can read short passages and write their own observations.
Are the books useful outside the United States?
The adult guide is written for US households, with many examples also found elsewhere in North America. Local species and guidance vary. The children’s activities introduce broadly useful ideas such as observation, body parts, and life cycles.
How do I buy and receive the books?
The purchase button takes you to the bundle’s Gumroad page. Complete your purchase there and use the download instructions provided by Gumroad. Checkout, payment, and delivery are handled on Gumroad.
Can I use these books to diagnose a bite or choose a pesticide?
No. The books support learning and observation; they are not medical diagnosis tools or a substitute for professional identification. For an illness or injury, contact a healthcare professional. The children’s book encourages supervised observation without handling unknown animals.