Description:
Learn about spiderwebs and spider silk, including ways spiders use their silk to capture food, build shelters, travel, avoid predators, and transport their eggs. Colorful photos and fascinating facts about Earth's most versatile fiber.
Brief description: Lynnae, or Grandma Nae as her favorite people call her, started writing children's books for her own grandchildren because they ask her all kinds of questions she doesn't have answers for: How come spiders don't stick to their webs but bugs do? Why are oranges orange? How come Grandpa likes chocolate chips so much? And since she was already a Grandma, it seemed like a good time to start learning all about the things she had forgotten to learn when she was a kid just like you. Grandma Nae loves flowers (especially the ones that attract cool bugs), eating good food (especially oranges), and long walks in the mountains. You can come and play along with her at Playdatebox.com. To learn more about the things that make Lynnae curious, visit lynnae.allred.com.