Books like Haiku, Ew! Celebrating the Disgusting Side of Nature

Looking for books like Haiku, Ew! Celebrating the Disgusting Side of Nature by Lynn Brunelle (Nonfiction · grades 3–6)? It’s most often read for its themes of nature, poetry, and science. The 10 titlesbelow are the closest matches in the ReadingList database — each scored on shared themes, genre, and reading level, and each linked to the curricula, states, and grades where it’s assigned, with primary sources.

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Mountain of Fire: The Eruption and Survivors of Mount St. Helensgrades 4–8
Shares themes of nature and science, same genre (Nonfiction), and overlapping grades (4–8).
Narwhal: Unicorn of the Arcticgrades 3–6
Shares themes of nature and science, same genre (Nonfiction), and overlapping grades (3–6).
Spooky Lakes: 25 Strange and Mysterious Lakes that Dot Our Planetgrades 4–8
Shares themes of nature and science, same genre (Nonfiction), and overlapping grades (4–8).
The Dark!: Wild Life in the Mysterious World of Cavesgrades 3–7
Shares themes of nature and science, same genre (Nonfiction), and overlapping grades (3–7).
The Mystery of the Monarchsgrades 4–8
Shares themes of nature and science, same genre (Nonfiction), and overlapping grades (4–8).
Evidence! How Dr. John Snow Solved the Mystery of Choleragrades 3–6
Shares themes of science, same genre (Nonfiction), and overlapping grades (3–6).
Oliver's Great Big Universegrades 3–6
Shares themes of science and humor and overlapping grades (3–6).
The Fire of Starsgrades 4–8
Shares themes of science, same genre (Nonfiction), and overlapping grades (4–8).
Volcanoesgrades 3–6
Shares themes of nature, same genre (Nonfiction), and overlapping grades (3–6).
A Mischief of Micegrades K–3
Shares themes of nature and overlapping grades (K–3).

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