Not a moth book of course, but a slim book of poetry by a Chinese author.

The poem also contains the line
"when every butterfly will be a lopsided carpenterâÂÂs square".

The poem reminds me of the random words in spamming text; perhaps something is lost in translation to English.

Was this actually classified as a science book, or were you searching Amazon for the word "moth"?

I did searches for "lepidoptera" and "moths." I sorted by publication date. I don't really pay attention to classification/category.

This book came up during the "moths" search.

I was surprised that my search brought up this book:
Zombie Makers: True Stories of Nature's Undead

Says it is geared towards grades 4-8 so I bought a copy to donate to my kids' middle school. If the word "zombie" on the cover gets kids to read a book on bugs, I'll buy it. I worked zombie bugs into my caterpillar talks this year at the middle and high school levels.

Here is a link that might be useful: Zombie Makers: True Stories of Nature's Undead

Glanced at some reviews of the Zombie book, looks like it is scaring the adults more than the kids.
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I posted this a couple of years ago, but it is appropriate again here. Some time back the daily newspaper was truncating the TV listings for the show "How I Met Your Mother" to:

How I Met Your Moth