Books with title The Honeybee

From the author of Rupert The Very Naughty Elephant, and Tales of theCanterbury Rabbits comes Honey and the Bee, a heart-warming storyabout sharing and the dangers of talking to strangers.Honey is picking flowers for her momma, Bee wants them for pollenfor his queen, the old cat Silas wants a quick snack.Can Honey and Bee figure out a way to share and work outtheir differences in time to defeat Silas?

The eleventh book in the Learn with Alex and Anna series. Anna searches for a book about insects and becomes frightened when a monster of a bee invades her bedroom. Later, Anna is invited to a fancy dress birthday party and Mummy decides that she can go dressed as a honeybee. But they need to visit Grandpa and Grandma Henley first. At their grandparents’ home, Alex and Anna discover how important bees are for pollinating plants, flowers and trees. They also learn how honeybees produce honey. Later at the party, Anna uses her newfound knowledge to teach her friends about honeybees. Read this story to find out what Anna told her friends.

Honeybee is a delightful allegorical tale of self discovery written in rhyming couplets. Springing out of the love of children, the story comes from wherever stories come on the wings of dream. The message is vibrantly alert and gently awakening, yet the tone and manner set the narrative in the fantastic world of fairies that closely borders the rocking lullaby. The story of a girl who takes steps below to better see above is the story of all who take a look at the world through the looking glass. Failing to see worthiness in the lowly, the lofty princess Bianca is condemned by a Fay to turn into a worker bee. Yet what seems to be a terrible punishment opens up the world as she has never seen it before. Beyond the serious scope of a moralizing story, Honeybee is sure to offer children of all ages through the beauty of its pictorial contents and structure reasons to turn to its pages over and over again.

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Have you ever climbed to the top of a hill or accomplished a goal only to find that you still feel unfulfilled? Have you ever wondered why your best efforts never quite seem good enough?Honeybee can relate. She worked so hard to do things the right way, and yet even after she accomplished her goals, she felt disappointed. She was a busy bee, working hard to make money rather than honey. God Saves The Honeybee is a touching allegory about a honeybees timely realization that she was letting the sting of past hurts prohibit her from living her purpose of visiting flowers (community), spreading life (the Good News), and producing the sweet by-product of honey (love and kindness). Join Honeybee in her journey as she learns, with the help of her Father, the true meaning of success.