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Author: Paul Noël
Publisher: Independently Published
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Languages : en
Pages : 0
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This is the standard paperback sized version of Busy Bee and the Endangered Meadow. The other version is the A4 easy read book with the illustrations repeated after the text so that they can be coloured in. Bea Bee is the most resourceful, hardest working and happiest bee living in a hive located in a beautiful meadow. One day she notices a new sign on the gate and goes back to the hive to get wise old bee to come to the gate with her and read the notice as she doesn't understand all the words. The news is bad; the sign is for a planning application to build houses all over the meadow. Wise Old Bee suggests that only if a rare or endangered species is found in the meadow is there a chance that the meadow can be saved. Bea suggests a wild idea on how to save the meadow from this happening. If they don't then they are going to have to move the hive. Her plan is fairly simple. There are some red flowers down near the stream that produce some fairly sticky pollen on them and she thinks that if she disguises herself as a red bee people will believe that there is a new species of bee. At least it will give the bees time to find out if there is a rare or endangered species in the meadow. Time to tell the Queen about the problem and also a possible solution. Bea tries out the deception on two young people camping in the meadow and they take several photographs that they load onto social media. Bea has started a series of events that she is unaware of. Two teams are set up, some normal bees to keep a lookout on when visitors are coming and a "red" team to sow the story and keep each other from being caught. Will Bea and her friends from the meadow find a way to save it? This is a story that is meant to be read by a parent to a younger child or with a younger child and to be read by children themselves as they get older. Suitable for 7 to 11 years of age.
Author: Paul Noël
Publisher: Independently Published
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Languages : en
Pages : 0
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This is the standard paperback sized version of Busy Bee and the Endangered Meadow. The other version is the A4 easy read book with the illustrations repeated after the text so that they can be coloured in. Bea Bee is the most resourceful, hardest working and happiest bee living in a hive located in a beautiful meadow. One day she notices a new sign on the gate and goes back to the hive to get wise old bee to come to the gate with her and read the notice as she doesn't understand all the words. The news is bad; the sign is for a planning application to build houses all over the meadow. Wise Old Bee suggests that only if a rare or endangered species is found in the meadow is there a chance that the meadow can be saved. Bea suggests a wild idea on how to save the meadow from this happening. If they don't then they are going to have to move the hive. Her plan is fairly simple. There are some red flowers down near the stream that produce some fairly sticky pollen on them and she thinks that if she disguises herself as a red bee people will believe that there is a new species of bee. At least it will give the bees time to find out if there is a rare or endangered species in the meadow. Time to tell the Queen about the problem and also a possible solution. Bea tries out the deception on two young people camping in the meadow and they take several photographs that they load onto social media. Bea has started a series of events that she is unaware of. Two teams are set up, some normal bees to keep a lookout on when visitors are coming and a "red" team to sow the story and keep each other from being caught. Will Bea and her friends from the meadow find a way to save it? This is a story that is meant to be read by a parent to a younger child or with a younger child and to be read by children themselves as they get older. Suitable for 7 to 11 years of age.
Author: Paul Noël
Publisher: Independently Published
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Languages : en
Pages : 0
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Silent Spring is a follow up to Busy Bee and the Endangered Meadow. In that story, Bea (Beatrice) and the inhabitants of the meadow fought off some developers who wanted to build houses all over it. In this second story the bees and many of the other creatures are starting to feel ill during the spring of that year. Some bees mention that there is a strange smell in the air, different to the normal ones that arrive with the season. Even though everything looks normal in the meadow to the people walking through it, there is an eerie silence and with Doctor Bee recommending to some of the songbirds that they rest their voices it is not hard to understand why.The problem gets worse and some bees are found lost and confused and unable to fly so have to be rescued. Doctor Bee and her nurses become very busy treating the bumblebees, the solitary bees and many of the meadow's other inhabitants that aren't feeling well. On top of this all the pollinating of plants and making honey is falling behind. None of the bees can think of what the problem might be until the resourceful Bea remembers the smell and organises with the queen and Wise Old Bee a team to search for the source. The bees discover that it is coming from the farm to the west, beyond the trees separating it from the meadow. With some special masks made by the bee engineers Bea's team enter a dark barn to discover containers with the skull and cross bones on them plus some words they don't understand and are too long to remember. No problem, each bee will remember a few letters each.The bees organise a meeting of all the meadow's inhabitants that can get there but nobody knows the meaning of the words. A fly suggests going to the village library to find out as one of the windows is always left slightly open. So one moonlit night ten bats and three owls carry the bees, some fireflies, the fly, a mouse, a discarded lighter and a tiny beeswax candle to the library where the bees learn the meaning of the words on the containers. It is very bad news. Warned by the foxes howling Bea and her team hastily leave the library leaving the tiny beeswax candle as a mystery to be solved along with some blurry photographs of the creatures returning to the meadow taken by a couple returning from the pub. These find their way to a local reporter who tries to tie together some very strange clues as to who was in the library. They all seem to point to something happening in Old Oak Meadow which has always been a very special place.Meanwhile, back in the meadow, the inhabitants are preparing again to fight to save it. They will have to work together using all their skills and strengths. Will their plans thwart the evil farmer to the west? It will need the help of the organic farmer to the east of the meadow but how can they get him to help them?
Author: Olivia Moss
Publisher:
ISBN: 9780545108089
Category : Beehives
Languages : en
Pages : 61
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"There's a mystery in the meadow! A young honeybee named Sting is lost. Where is her hive? Twinkle and her butterfly friends are determined to help their buzzing buddy get home -- but how?"--Page 4 of cover.
Author: Sharayah Dancer
Publisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 34
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Celebrate and learn about the incredible honey bee and it's important role in our lives. Introduce your child to the life of the bumble bee in a playful, vibrant, and simple way that will expand their imagination and bring a small garden pal to their front door. Busy Bees is a whimsical picture book perfect for: 🐝 Ages 4-8 🐝 Parents, libraries, and classrooms that focus on honey bees, pollination, endangered species, and conservation 🐝 Young children and families interested in honey bees and nature After reading Busy Bees children will learn: 🐝 Facts about where bees live, how they work, and what they eat🐝 The importance of the honey bee and other pollinators in our lives 🐝How they can help save the bees
Author: A. Crigler
Publisher: Storytime Publications
ISBN: 9780615814926
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 28
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The Busy Bee (TBB) is a story about a nosey little bee that thought of anything to do but work. She gossiped her life away instead of storing for another day. TBB is a story that serves as a warning and the consequinces when you fail to do what is important and leave your job undone. It is fiction that is based on the disappearence of a species. This book is for children ages 8 - 13 and also some adults.
Author: BEE.
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Languages : en
Pages : 24
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Languages : en
Pages : 24
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Author: Muff Singer
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ISBN: 9781857240603
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 19
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Author: Kristine Lalley
Publisher: The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc
ISBN: 9781404257993
Category : Science
Languages : en
Pages : 16
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Author: Mecca Dyas
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ISBN: 9781467538749
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Languages : en
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