Books with title Honey-bee

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?

This is a story about two bees that do not like to share. I hope by reading this book, young children will learn how to share. Sharing is important because it will help you keep friends throughout life. It is one of the vital skills that every child must learn and develop. When you share, it is a form of care! Author note: I am honored to be writing a book that will influence children. I hope they learn this vital skill to share with others. This is important for them to know as they grow. In the story of the two honeybees, the bees will teach them on why it is so important to share. Having all means nothing, unless you share it all.

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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