In a little yellow house deep in the delta South, the Bee lives. She is excited to spend time with her grandchild! When she arrives, the Bee quickly realizes there is a gap between them. In the little yellow house, all of the Bee's things have grown old, and yet, to the Bee they are still useful and important. However, through the eyes of her grandchild, everything she possesses is just old. Will the Bee be able to show her beloved grandchild the importance of valuing old things, including the Bee, when she asks the question, "So you truly believe if something is old, I should throw it away out into the cold?" The Bee and Me is a compelling rhyme book designed to bring generations together, closing the gap between young and old by recognizing the beauty and value in them both.

When a little boy finds a bee in his room, he tries to hide for fear of being stung. The bee explains all the good bees do in the world. This story brings the critical importance of bees to light for young children through the innovative process of Ani-Motion.

A bee flies in the window of the high-rise flat where she lives and a little girl is frightened. She traps the bee and then wonders what to do. This beautiful wordless picture book traces the growing friendship between girl and bee and introduces small children to the ecology of the natural world. Highlighting the plight of the disappearing bumble bee, it shows how some simple actions can help restore beauty and balance in our environment. With a list of bee-friendly seeds to plant and ways to protect bees at home.

From the highly acclaimed author of Caterpillar Summer comes a heartfelt story about the sweetness and stings of middle-school friendship. Meg has always found comfort in her best friend Beatrix's shadow. Self-assured Beatrix is the one who makes decisions, and the girls have been a pair since kindergarten. But middle school has brought some changes in Beatrix, especially when Meg tries to step outside her role as sidekick. A special science elective is Meg's first step away, but when she's paired with quirky new girl Hazel, Beatrix steps in to stake her claim on Meg. Meg is taken aback at how mean Beatrix can be--and how difficult it is to stand up to her friend. But as Meg gets to know Hazel while working on their backyard beehive project, she starts to wonder: Is being Beatrix's friend worth turning down the possibility of finding her own voice? This pitch-perfect exploration of middle-school friendship dynamics brims with heart and hope, and will resonate with readers of all ages. Acclaim for Caterpillar Summer An Indies Introduce Pick A Texas Bluebonnet Selection A Parents Best Book of the Year A Kirkus Reviews Best Book of the Year An Amazon Best Book of the Year

Facts about bees. The story is about Maymay, a nice little bee. While she is flying here and there, she tells some cool facts about bees and honey.

In a little yellow house deep in the delta South, the Bee lives. She is excited to spend time with her grandchild! When she arrives, the Bee quickly realizes there is a gap between them. In the little yellow house, all of the Bee's things have grown old, and yet, to the Bee they are still useful and important. However, through the eyes of her grandchild, everything she possesses is just old. Will the Bee be able to show her beloved grandchild the importance of valuing old things, including the Bee, when she asks the question, "So you truly believe if something is old, I should throw it away out into the cold?" The Bee and Me is a compelling rhyme book designed to bring generations together, closing the gap between young and old by recognizing the beauty and value in them both.