Diary of a Bee
by Stepanka Sekaninova, illustrated by Linh Dao
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Pub Date Apr 15 2025 | Archive Date Feb 17 2025
Publisher Spotlight | Albatros Media
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Description
Follow the delightful daily adventures of Matilda the bee in this fully illustrated diary that reveals the vital role bees play in nature and their life cycle.
Step into the buzzing world of bees with Diary of a Bee, a fully illustrated non-fiction book that takes young readers on an engaging journey through the life cycle of Matilda, a hardworking bee, and her friend Thomas. Presented in a diary format, this captivating narrative combines story with fascinating facts, exploring how bees live, their daily activities, and the various roles they play within the hive. From gathering nectar to tending to the queen, kids will discover the fascinating jobs that bees undertake throughout their lives, all illustrated with lively pictures that bring the story to life.
Perfect for curious minds aged 6-9, this book not only entertains but also educates about the crucial importance of bees in our ecosystem. By blending captivating storytelling with rich illustrations and informative details, it inspires a love for nature and fosters an understanding of environmental awareness.
Advance Praise
"This was an absolutely adorable read! It was a very informative book told in a gentle way for children. I would definitely buy this if I had a small child." --Tudor Queen, Reviewer
"I really enjoyed this book. The illustrations really tied it together, and were fun to look through." --Rebecca Hill, Blogger