A cute book for my bug loving boys. Great pictures with some interesting information about a common insect.

An excellent way to use narrative to relay information. The plot is thin. Really more of an idea that a proper story. Still, we get a decent amount of information about ants in the process.

So cute, I loved the illustrations! This is a perfect book for young learners and I love non-fiction books that have a lot of information but can also be told through a story like manner.

A great book to read with my 3 yr-old granddaughter. She loved repeating the lines, saw many different ‘hidden’ things each time we read it (at least 10 times!) and I learned a lot about ants. So it truly was a lovely book to read together. The pages were colourful and eye-catching and we both enjoyed it.

Thanks to Netgalley and Penguin Random House Canada for the ARC of this!

My child was giggling from the cover on, telling me he was sure there was going to be sneaky ants. He didn't even notice he was learning about the traits and behaviors of many different ant species as we went.

Thanks to Netgalley and Penguin Random House for an E-ARC in exchange for my, and my son's, honest reviews.

I think my son has a new favorite book! He's currently in a bug phase and is obssessed with ants and worms in particular, so I requested this ARC to read with him. It's cute, charming, and silly! There is a bit of a break in the fourth wall, but it is subtle and flows easily. As you can guess, there are most defnitely ants in this book. You learn about the different types of ants which was fun for both of us! My 4 year old also appreciates the number of times the word "butt" appears in this book too.

This is a great narrative non-fiction book centred around types of ants and their “jobs” This book would be perfect for young readers, Kindergarten, and curriculum exploration around habitats. It would also be a great exploration for inquiry related to ecosystems. This book is set in spring and the vibrant, colourful illustrations are welcoming.

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This was a very cute and educational read. The illustrations are beautiful. The story has just enough humor to balance out the large amount of information that is provided about different types of ants. And the reference guide in the back is a nice addition. As a homeschooling mom, I appreciate this book and my kids from 4-9 years old can all enjoy it, as I'm sure younger and older kids would as well. Thank you to NetGalley and Tundra Books for this ARC.

My 3 adventure loving, outdoorsy kids found this book both funny and interesting. It has a cute plot line with a little girl who just wanted to have a peaceful picnic, but ends up learning about several different types of ants that were all seemingly attracted to her picnic. At 32, I didn’t even realize that there were so many different types of ants. The guide in the back of the book is helpful too.
Thank you NetGalley for the opportunity to read this book.

No matter how your kids feel about ants, this is one story that everyone should read. There are all kinds of ants as the young girl in the story finds out. She goes from being adverse to them to being their friend. Great story that was so much fun to read. I suggest you read it and read it every day. And don’t forget to have a picnic!
I received this advanced reader copy for free from NetGalley and am voluntarily leaving my review.

Thank you NetGalley for the ARC! This is a very cute book that discusses many different types of ants. My little ant-loving child truly loves this book! The illustrations are very good! I too enjoyed the facts about each ant species.

I received an electronic ARC from Penguin Random House Canada through NetGalley.
Mosco offers readers a look at a wide variety of ants as this young girl trust the title and decides to have a picnic. To her surprise, different ants arrive and share about themselves. She engages with them and learns about each of their species. When an anteater arrives, she hides them and reminds him of the title. I appreciate the last page with the anteater walking off. Brief paragraphs are included on each type of ant at the end of the book. The illustrations clearly capture the different types of ants and the emotions this child moves through. A fun addition to libraries.

Super cute books for young inquisitive minds. Awesome beginner biology/ecology introducing ants and their important roles. The illustrations were bright and fun. My kids enjoyed this one

So cute! I loved the writing and illustrations. We can all take time to appreciate the little creatures in life and how they serve our ecosystem! Great for learning science and empathy.

The little girls always thought every picnic attracted ants. Wow, she was wrong and the little girl ended up loving the ants. The story introduced ants and the importance of their existences to nature. The story was the best way to teach biology to the young reader.
Thank you Rosemary Mosoco author, Anna Pirolli Illustrator, and Penguin Random House for the opportunity to read this charming picture book and I wrote an honest review.

"There Are No Ants in This Book" is not just a story; it's an immersive learning experience that sparks curiosity and fosters a deeper appreciation for the natural world. Whether read aloud in the classroom or enjoyed at home, this charming book is sure to captivate young minds and inspire a newfound fascination with the tiny creatures that often go unnoticed. It's a must-have addition to any library, providing the perfect balance of fun and learning for curious young readers.

This was a cute book. Probably not one that I would’ve grabbed off of the shelf at the bookstore, but it was better than I expected.

This book was a lot of fun and would make a great read aloud - especially for kids who love bugs! I thought it did a great job of mixing humour with educational content on different types of ants, and I loved the vibrant illustrations.

This book is absolutely charming! I first picked this book because of the cover and was pleasantly surprised to find it was instructional as well as entertaining. My eight-year-old twins loved learning about the different types of ants and for younger children, there is also counting up to ten. Also, this book helps kids learn that even when a situation might start off the way they didn’t want, a change in perspective can change their outlook. Overall, this is a lovely book and would recommend to anyone who has a curious child, a “bug lover” or just wants a fun book to read!

This picture book is a great story with non fiction sprinkled through it. The illustrations are cute and the writing is humorous.