Moth: An Evolution Story

An absolutely beautiful book: 100% recommended.Everything about this book is gorgeous. The hardback covers are coated with some magical material that makes them feel as silky as a moth's wings. The art work is superb, and the story line meaningful, poetic and accessible for children. I read this with my 5 and 9 year old and both loved it. It tells the true evolutionary story of a moth species that changes its appearance as a result of environmental factors. It helps children to understand evolution, while at the same time gently pointing out that human actions can have both negative and positive consequences for wildlife.We need more books like this.

The most magical book about moths, evolution in practice, and shot through with a message of hope for the future. The pictures are a joy, but more excitingly, so are the words, which are lovely to read and captivating to listen to.

This is my youngest son's next English book for the new school term, so I thought it would be great to have a copy at home.This is a beauty of a book with some of the most gorgeous illustrations and most accessible written sections I’ve seen.Overall, the concept is a pure winner and perhaps one of the simplest of ways to introduce the younger generation to the concept of evolution.It’s also lovely to see the emphasis on moths, as opposed to the usual butterflies!A stunning book and thoroughly enjoyed by all ages in our home, this is highly recommended.

A really lovely book, well written and illustrated, making the story of natural selection easy to understand for a younger audience.

Become one of my favourite stories to read. Not only are the illustrations phenomenal but the words flow so nicely. The story behind the book helps to explain animals adapting to changes in the environment and use one moth as a perfect way to show evolution at its finest. My four and two year old enjoy this book greatly.

Beautiful. Just beautiful. Bought to explore ebolution with my class i was blown away by the illustrations. Well written and thoroughly entrancing.

A beautiful book in collage form, retells the well known take of the moth population that changed colour in response to pollution, demonstrating adaptation and evolution in record time. A useful text to accompany teaching evolution in year 6 primary Science.

A beautiful story of evolution showing our wrongs through the pain of other species( by a 9 year old