If I Could Sit on a Bee's Knees

Why do honey bees sting? How do they make honey? How are they different from wasps or bumblebees? These and other questions most often asked about honey bees are answered as a curious cat wanders through an interesting story with simple rhyme, enchanting illustrations, and up-close photographs from the world of this critical insect. A delightful blend of art, fiction, science and suggestions (can you buzz?) will make this a favorite to read with children.

The author speaks nationally on behalf of this insect, to groups of all ages and knowledge levels, about this important pollinator. Her website provides free, additional resources for educators, librarians and those who want to encourage children to read, to support learning about honey bees.

Author: Charlotte Hubbard
Publisher: Charlotte Hubbard
Published: 02/25/2016
Pages: 28
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 0.86lbs
Size: 11.00h x 8.50w x 0.25d
ISBN: 9780991583430

About the Author
Hubbard, Charlotte: - Beekeeper Charlotte Hubbard tries to help the honey bee, a critical pollinator, through teaching, speaking, and writing. She wrote this children's book to put bee-positive information in the hands of children, with the goals of both helping the essential, lovable honey bee, and promoting reading. Find more information about honey bees and her efforts at www.hubbardhive.com.Fink, Carolyn Robinson: - Carolyn Robinson Fink is a graphic designer who usually creates advertising materials for clients, but has always been a doodler. She was thrilled with the opportunity to educate children about honey bees, and encourage them to read.Beachler, Sara Ebel: - Sara Beachler helped bring this dream to life by navigating the world of digital publishing, and enhancing the work of the author and illustrator.

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