Bug Parables Books in Order
Bug Parables is a series of 5 books written by Bill Myers.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Bug Parables books in publication order
5 books
Baseball for Breakfast
by Bill Myers
1999
Jimmy finds a magical pocket watch that lets him jump past boring lessons and waiting for his turn at bat. Skipping life's slow moments raises questions about patience and God's purpose for difficult times as well as happy ones.
Stink Bug Saves the Day!
by Bill Myers
2008
A family of roly-poly bugs encounters threatening biker flies, leaving Pop in need of help. This retelling of the Good Samaritan follows the search for someone willing to stop, challenging assumptions about who can show kindness.
The House That Went Ker-Splat!
by Bill Myers
2008
Two paper wasps take different approaches to building homes: Willie follows plans and chooses carefully, while Ray cuts corners. Their contrasting decisions retell the parable of the wise and foolish builders, exploring responsibility and the consequences of ignoring guidance.
Freddie's Fast-Cash Getaway
by Bill Myers
2009
Freddie leaves his family's worm farm with his inheritance, certain the city will offer a better life. Losing his money and taking dangerous circus work challenges his pride in this insect retelling of the Prodigal Son.
Nervous Norman Hot on the Trail
by Bill Myers
2009
Ladybug shepherd Norman discovers that baby Missy is missing and leaves his flock to search for her. Birds and spiders make the journey dangerous, while this retelling of the Lost Sheep explores care for even the smallest individual.
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