Additional information
by A. R. Johnson (Author), Marian Gorin (Illustrator), Get It Write Publishing (Editor)
One year ago, a curious bee left his hive to befriend a young boy and enjoy learning about humans. After saving his hive, the bee settled in at their new home, and all was well.
One day, the queen bee at that particular hive became restless and bored. She felt underappreciated as well. Then, she began to formulate a plan.
In the meantime, a young girl felt undervalued. She was "too young" and "too small" to do things other kids-including her brother-could do.
When the queen bee and the little girl met one day, they became fast friends. During their time together, they both realized how much they were valued and appreciated and that no matter how big or small, anyone could make a difference!
This chapter book, the second in the BeeFriend series, is fun for all ages and teaches not only about friendship but also about the value of bees in the world.
