Abstract
You don't have to be an entomologist to appreciate the wonderfully realistic watercolor insect images found inside Maryjo Koch's Love Bugs. Offering a "bug-eyed view of love and courtship," Love Bugs presents more than 25 images of dancing dragonflies and bouncing beetles paired with romantic prose. Lovebugs, speckled bugs, grasshoppers, dragonflies, butterflies and more are compellingly captured by the stroke of Koch's paintbrush and presented alongside humorous and thoughtful entries, such as: * You can't buy love, but presents make a nice first impression. * Opposites attract because they're complementary. * Being in love is like friendship set to music.