Each book of The Bug Parables tells one of Jesus’ parables, but from a bug’s perspective.

Here's what Kirkus Review says about the books:

“The droll, rhyming text offers additional humor in a punchy, rap style that begs
to be read aloud. Though the parable is handled lightheartedly, it cleverly conveys
all the essential elements of the story in a memorable way that children will enjoy.”

Freddie's Fast-Cash Getaway

The Parable of the Prodigal Son.

When an ant decides he can live a better life alone than with his family on the worm farm, he takes his inheritance and sets off for the glitz of the big city.

Description: 
When an ant decides he can live a better life alone than with his family on the worm farm, he takes his inheritance and sets off for the glitz of the big city. When he finds himself penniless and doing dangerous work cleaning the cat cage at the circus, he decides to humble himself and return to the family farm. Children will learn about one of the best-known parables in the Bible, retold with humor and poignancy in an imaginative world of today..

Stink Bug Saves the Day!

The Parable of the Good Samaritan.

One of the most famous parables in the Bible is now presented by a master children’s storyteller in a humorous modern retelling of what it means to be a good neighbor.

Description: 
This retelling of The Good Samaritan teaches the importance of being a good friend. Mom and Pop Roly Poly and their little Rolies, Junior and Sissy, find themselves face-to-face with some biker flies. It looks like big trouble for Pop! Will anyone stop to help him? Someone will—the last person anyone expects.

The house that went ker-splat!

The Parable of the Wise and Foolish Builders.

When Willie and Ray Wasp each take a different approach to building a home, they find that not only do their techniques differ, but so do their results.

Description: 
This retelling of the wise and foolish builders deals with two paper wasp buddies who take very different approaches to building a wasp house. Willie wisely follows the blueprints, chooses good materials, and picks a smart place to build. Lazy Ray cuts corners all the way—and learns there’s a cost to pay for foolishly ignoring the rules.