Title: Very informative child's book about the Magicicada
Product review: This book was designed for younger readers but educates both the child and the adult about the life cycle of the 17 year cicada (Magicicada). It is nicely illustrated by Arvis L. Stewart for anyone who has an eye for fine details. If you want to learn the basics about the cicada, then this is a must read for you. For the book explains the hardships of the insect's nymphal life, it enemies, and about its brief existence above the ground. The author also explains some of his scientific notes as the book's conclusion as well as explaining the "Brood" which the book's story evolves. I first read this book at the age of 11 which opened my eyes and ears to summer's little tree musicians. Up until then, I never truly knew what they were or what those odd shells were that I found clinging to the side of tree trunks. Had I never found this book in my local library, I would have probably never gave a second thought to nature's best orchestra.
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