- 2025 BIBA(R) Winner - Children's (Ages 5-8)
- Gold Medal Winner - Wishing Shelf Book Awards 2024/25
- Winner - Next Generation Indie Book Awards 2025
Looking for a beautifully illustrated children's story that inspires a love of nature? The Little Adventures of Erig the Earwig is a multi-award-winning illustrated story collection for children aged 5-8, filled with friendship, courage, and fascinating bug discoveries.
Join Erig, a brave and curious young earwig, and best friend Bob the clever copper beetle as they explore the magical Long Garden and meet a host of unforgettable insect characters. More than just a bedtime story, this charming and beautifully illustrated collection gently teaches children about insects and the wonders of the natural world while celebrating kindness, bravery, and helping others.
Book one in the Erig the Earwig Series. Continue the bugtastic fun in The Further Adventures of Erig the Earwig.
Perfect for:
- Children aged 5-8
- Bedtime reading and classroom story time
- Nature-loving families and forest school groups
- Parents seeking gentle educational stories
- Homeschool and early years learning
Read more about Erig and join Erig's Bug Club at erigtheearwig.com
Dr. Andy Evans is a nature enthusiast whose love for the outdoors and reading began in his childhood. He earned a PhD in Software Engineering and worked as a lecturer before founding a successful software business. Now an investor and mentor in tech startups, Andy lives in Sheffield, UK, with his family. His role as a carer for his son Michael, who is on the autism spectrum, and the arrival of his granddaughter rekindled his passion for storytelling. This children's book marks his debut in children's literature, blending his love for nature and creative writing .
Raised in Suffolk, Lucy Fleming's fascination with nature sparked in childhood as she sketched local landscapes and creatures. Lucy graduated with a Distinction in MA Animation and with a BA (hons) in Animation and Illustration. Lucy's art, ranging from intricate creatures to whimsical sketches, draws inspiration from the wonders of our world and the people who craft captivating stories. Lucy also lives in Sheffield.