Helen Docherty
The Bee Who Loved Words
The Bee Who Loved Words
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The Bee Who Loved Words is a rhyming story about the power of words and the importance of protecting bees. Persephone, the bee, should spend less time with words and more time on the hunt for flowers, but what if she can use her words to help?
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 32 pages
Publication date: 27 July 2023
Publisher: Penguin Random House Children's UK
Our words hold immense power, a truth that Persephone, the wise bee, understands better than most. With a telescope for eyes and a kaleidoscope for a beak, Rhinoceros the astronaut, Pterodactyl the kaleidoscope, saxophone the pomegranate, and xylophone the xylophone are just a few of her remarkable friends. However, Hermione, the Queen Bee, suggests that Persephone should focus less on her love for words and more on the challenging task of finding dwindling flowers. But what if Persephone's words could be a force for good?
Join Persephone on a captivating journey in this read-aloud, read-again rhyming story. Through vivid illustrations and playful wordplay, The Bee Who Loved Words introduces young readers to the enchanting world of language. It teaches them about the importance of protecting our bees and the incredible power of our words. This delightful book is the perfect way to ignite a love for words and inspire a sense of wonder in your little ones.
Weight: 196g
Dimension: 232 x 285 x 5 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780241450680
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