Highlighted Book of The Week: An Interactive Book on Bees!

Hello, there! ~ I am excited to share this special book with you;

“The Beautiful Bee Book,” by Sue Unstead and Illustrated by Gill Tomblin ! 🙂

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Our Highlighted Book of the Week is, "The Beautiful Bee Book," by Sue Unstead! 😊❤🐝 ⬅️ Swipe left for a peak inside this lovely book! 🌺🐝 What we love about this book: it's vivid colors, and the interactive aspect of it.😊❤🐝 Everypage in this book is full of vivid colors, and every page has some form of an invitation to explore, whether it be through lifting flaps or turning wheels. 🐝 Check out the blog tomorrow for pictures and links to this and to our other favorite bee books (one of which is also written by Sue Unstead!). 😊😆🐝🐝🐝 Hope you have enjoyed this fun peak at one of our favorite bee books! My kids love pulling it out; one of their favorite things to do in the pages of this book is to turn the lifecycle and bee dance wheels! 😊❤🐝🐝🐝 Have you read, "The Beautiful Bee Book," before? – If so, what did you think? We would love to hear your thoughts and of your favorite bee books! 😁❤🐝

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Besides all of the “buzzy” details that are mentioned in our Instagram post above, something that we also LOVE about this book, is how it labels and shows several different types and species of Bees! Not just Honey Bees, but Carpenter Bees, and several other species are found in the captivating pages of this book.

We purchased our copy of the book used, but you can also find new and used copies, here. We are big fans of another of Sue Unstead’s books; “Amazing Bees,” as featured in our Top 2 Bee Books and Highlighted book of the week, here.

Have you read the book, “Beautiful Bees,” by Sue Unstead? If so, what did you think of it? We would LOVE to hear your thoughts, and especially about your favorite bee books in the comments, below! 🙂