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* FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider: The Spooky Speckled Spider-Bugs, despite their name, are friendly in the books and in the video games.
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* HelpingHands: The Finger Bugs are bugs that resemble disembodied human hands, pointing in directions. In the video games, they are used to turn the pages of the storybook sections or go through menu options.
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* HelpingHands: The Finger Bugs are bugs that resemble disembodied human hands, pointing in directions. In the video games, they are used to turn the pages of the storybook sections or go through menu options.options.
* ScaryScorpions: Mean Green Grabber Bugs are scorpions and among the few malicious bugs in the series.
* ScaryScorpions: Mean Green Grabber Bugs are scorpions and among the few malicious bugs in the series.
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The ''Bugs'' series, also known as ''David Carter's Bugs'', is a series of children's books by David A. Carter. The educational series features brightly-colored bugs, including bug versions of everyday objects and even other animals, teaching about colors, numbers, directions, the alphabet, and more. The series began with the 1998 pop-up book ''How Many Bugs in a Box?'' (pictured to the right) and has so far had twenty-six entries, the latest being 2016's ''Bugs at the Beach''.
The series so far includes:
* ''How Many Bugs in a Box?'' (1988)
* ''More Bugs in Boxes'' (1990)
* ''Jingle Bugs'' (1992)
* ''Alpha Bugs'' (1994)
* ''Love Bugs'' (1995)
* ''Feely Bugs'' (1995)
* ''Bugs That Go Bump in the Night'' (1996)
* ''Bugs in Space'' (1997)
* ''Finger Bugs Love Bug'' (1997)
* ''Bugs at Play'' (1997)
* ''Bugs at Work'' (1997)
* ''Busy Bugs, Lazy Bugs'' (1997)
* ''Bugs on the Go'' (1997)
* ''Stinky Bugs, Simon & Schuster'' (1998)
* ''Bed Bugs: A Pop-Up Bedtime Book'' (1998)
* ''The Twelve Bugs of Christmas: A Pop-Up Christmas Counting Book'' (1999)
* ''Giggle Bugs: A Lift-and-Laugh Book'' (1999)
* ''Easter Bugs: A Springtime Pop-Up'' (2001)
* ''Chanukah Bugs: A Pop-Up Celebration'' (2002)
* ''Peekaboo Bugs: A Hide-and-Seek Book'' (2002)
* ''Halloween Bugs: A Trick-or-Treat Pop-Up'' (2003)
* ''Beach Bugs'' (2008)
* ''The Big Bug Book'' (2008)
* ''School Bugs'' (2009)
* ''Builder Bugs'' (2012)
* ''Bugs at the Beach'' (2016)
The first two books in the series, ''How Many Bugs in a Box?'' and ''More Bugs in Boxes'' received [[EdutainmentGame video game adaptions]], both in 1997.
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!!Tropes used by the series:
* AlliterativeTitle: Many of the book titles use this, including ''Beach Bugs'', ''The Big Bug Book'', ''Builder Bugs'', ''Bugs at the Beach'', and ''Bed Bugs''.
* AlliterativeName: The majority of bug species within the series have alliterative names; examples include Bouncing Brown Basketball Bugs, Loopy Little Lavender Bugs, Snazzy Silver Spitfire Bug, Purple Pickle Bugs, and more.
* ChristmasEpisode: ''Jingle Bugs'' and ''The Twelve Bugs of Christmas: A Pop-Up Christmas Counting Book''.
* FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider: The Spooky Speckled Spider-Bugs, despite their name, are friendly in the books and in the video games.
* HalloweenEpisode: ''Bugs That Go Bump in the Night'' and ''Halloween Bugs: A Trick-or-Treat Pop-Up''.
* HanukkahEpisode: ''Chanukah Bugs: A Pop-Up Celebration''
* HelpingHands: The Finger Bugs are bugs that resemble disembodied human hands, pointing in directions. In the video games, they are used to turn the pages of the storybook sections or go through menu options.
The ''Bugs'' series, also known as ''David Carter's Bugs'', is a series of children's books by David A. Carter. The educational series features brightly-colored bugs, including bug versions of everyday objects and even other animals, teaching about colors, numbers, directions, the alphabet, and more. The series began with the 1998 pop-up book ''How Many Bugs in a Box?'' (pictured to the right) and has so far had twenty-six entries, the latest being 2016's ''Bugs at the Beach''.
The series so far includes:
* ''How Many Bugs in a Box?'' (1988)
* ''More Bugs in Boxes'' (1990)
* ''Jingle Bugs'' (1992)
* ''Alpha Bugs'' (1994)
* ''Love Bugs'' (1995)
* ''Feely Bugs'' (1995)
* ''Bugs That Go Bump in the Night'' (1996)
* ''Bugs in Space'' (1997)
* ''Finger Bugs Love Bug'' (1997)
* ''Bugs at Play'' (1997)
* ''Bugs at Work'' (1997)
* ''Busy Bugs, Lazy Bugs'' (1997)
* ''Bugs on the Go'' (1997)
* ''Stinky Bugs, Simon & Schuster'' (1998)
* ''Bed Bugs: A Pop-Up Bedtime Book'' (1998)
* ''The Twelve Bugs of Christmas: A Pop-Up Christmas Counting Book'' (1999)
* ''Giggle Bugs: A Lift-and-Laugh Book'' (1999)
* ''Easter Bugs: A Springtime Pop-Up'' (2001)
* ''Chanukah Bugs: A Pop-Up Celebration'' (2002)
* ''Peekaboo Bugs: A Hide-and-Seek Book'' (2002)
* ''Halloween Bugs: A Trick-or-Treat Pop-Up'' (2003)
* ''Beach Bugs'' (2008)
* ''The Big Bug Book'' (2008)
* ''School Bugs'' (2009)
* ''Builder Bugs'' (2012)
* ''Bugs at the Beach'' (2016)
The first two books in the series, ''How Many Bugs in a Box?'' and ''More Bugs in Boxes'' received [[EdutainmentGame video game adaptions]], both in 1997.
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!!Tropes used by the series:
* AlliterativeTitle: Many of the book titles use this, including ''Beach Bugs'', ''The Big Bug Book'', ''Builder Bugs'', ''Bugs at the Beach'', and ''Bed Bugs''.
* AlliterativeName: The majority of bug species within the series have alliterative names; examples include Bouncing Brown Basketball Bugs, Loopy Little Lavender Bugs, Snazzy Silver Spitfire Bug, Purple Pickle Bugs, and more.
* ChristmasEpisode: ''Jingle Bugs'' and ''The Twelve Bugs of Christmas: A Pop-Up Christmas Counting Book''.
* FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider: The Spooky Speckled Spider-Bugs, despite their name, are friendly in the books and in the video games.
* HalloweenEpisode: ''Bugs That Go Bump in the Night'' and ''Halloween Bugs: A Trick-or-Treat Pop-Up''.
* HanukkahEpisode: ''Chanukah Bugs: A Pop-Up Celebration''
* HelpingHands: The Finger Bugs are bugs that resemble disembodied human hands, pointing in directions. In the video games, they are used to turn the pages of the storybook sections or go through menu options.
