Honeybee's Busy Day

by Richard Fowler

A full-color, interactive companion volume to Ladybug on the Move lets preschoolers take Honeybee from the cover pocket to gather nectar while buzzing along a winding word path. BOMC Main.

Genres: Childrens

20 pages, Hardcover

First published March 31, 1994

Reviews

[Dana]

This book, and its companion Ladybug on the Move, are unlike any book I’ve ever read. The honeybee travels around and THROUGH the pages. My wee one can’t read it enough times, nor could my second and third grade students. They all love the interactivity. It’s a great way to learn animal and bug names. Unfortunately both books are out of print, so if you find one, grab it.

[Shelby Wiley]

Cute book. You can move the bee along the pages as you read.

[Daisy Brown]

An engaging and interactive story which allows children to thread a bee through the pages and travel across the story together! Beautiful, bright pictures which grab your attention and a clever layout of text which flows and undulates across the pages- much in the same way bees fly around in real life. The storyline is simple and would suit young children who would learn a great deal about the outdoors from this one story.

[Lynda]

Perfect little book with a cardboard honey bee to push through the pages from one garden site to another meeting other animals along the way until she at last reaches her home. Fun for children and adults.

[Mindy]

we love this book! the kids have enjoyed pushing the bee through the slots on the pages, and it's fun that the words curve all over like the way a bee would fly. a word to the wise, laminate the bee!