Author: Winnie-the-Pooh
Picture books: character books
Published on 29 April 2021 by Harpercollins Publishers (Farshore) in the United Kingdom.
Paperback | 32 pages, (Beautifully illustrated story plus real-life bee facts and tips to help them.)
248 x 228 x 7 | 154g
Learn about bees with Winnie-the-Pooh so you can help them too!
One hot summer, Winnie-the-Pooh's tummy was grumbling and his cupboard was empty, so he went to find some honey. But the bees in the Hundred Acre Wood weren't making as much honey as they usually would, so Pooh decided to find out all that he could about bees so he could help them. Being a generous sort of bear, Pooh has shared his story together with everything he learnt about bees in this book, so you can help your local bees too!
The British Beekeepers Association assisted with the creation of this book, so it includes fascinating real-life bee facts, including how they make honey and what flowers they like best, as well as top tips for how readers can help their local bees, so we can all be honey heroes!
This book is perfect for children of all ages who want to do their part to help save the planet. This book gives simple tips for small things we can all do that will have a big impact on making your surroundings better for bees. The book is bee-friendly too, printed with vegetable-based inks on FSC-approved paper.
'Winnie-the-Pooh is the perfect character to teach everyone about bees and how we can ALL help them. The BBKA is proud to have assisted Farshore with the making of this book.' Anne Rowberry, The British Beekeepers Association
Did you know...?Bees can sleep between five and eight hours a day.
There are many different types of bees including solitary bees who like to live alone and bumble bees who make the loud buzzing noise bees are famous for.
There are more fun bee facts and top bee tips in this book, as well as a beautifully illustrated story about how Pooh and friends help their bees. It also includes a gorgeous poster, so you can spread the important message to Help Our Bees!