A young worm discovers, day by day, that there are some very good and some not so good things about being a worm in this great big world.

Describes different kinds of worms and how they live, including earthworms, lugworms, and tapeworms.

Shares information on the earthworm with graphic illustrations and fact-filled text that traces its extensive history as well as its habitats, anatomy, and behaviors. In addition to the visual gags, the author includes basic facts about the creepers, such as their ability to sense light without eyes, the manner in which they get around, and the food they like to eat.

Andy, pretending to be a worm, has his mother guess what wild animal he is.

A simple introduction to the physical characteristics, diet, life cycle, predators, habitat, and lifespan of worms.

An offbeat, macabre fantasy told by an earthworm to his son who is disgusted when he finds a human hair in his dirt & with his position in life as "the lowest of the low."

"A basic introduction to worms, examining where they live, how they grow, what they eat, and the unique traits that help to define them, such as the ability of some species to regenerate"--Provided by publisher.

During his busy day, Lowly Worm goes to school, helps Postman Pig deliver the mail, plays hide and seek, and flies his applecopter.

"Worms are some of nature's best friends. Why? They help support a healthy environment. And, believe it or not, they also benefit people. For example, worms break down dead plants and animals. They enrich and loosen soil, helping plants to grow. Worm waste is also an important fertilizer. Look inside to learn all about worms and how they contribute to a healthier planet!"--

Toto's desire for an apple sees him launch a series of plans to reach his desired meal.