Patch the Solitary Bee
By Ashley Coates
When Patch’s wall vanishes, a buzzing garden mystery begins: what kind of insect is she?
Genres
What is Patch the Solitary Bee about?
Patch lives in a wall, but when it is knocked down, she must find a new home. As she explores the garden, Patch meets honeybees, wasps and flies, trying to discover what kind of insect she really is. Along the way, she learns that not all bees live in hives. With lively illustrations and a helpful guide to solitary bees, this engaging story introduces young readers to these remarkable pollinators and simple ways to help them in their own gardens.
About the author
Ashley Coates is a writer from Bristol, England, who enjoys sharing fascinating facts and exciting stories with readers. Before becoming an author, Ashley worked as a journalist, writing about interesting people and places. Ashley writes popular non-fiction books, including Know Bristol, packed with fun facts about the city, as well as chapter books for children. His writing helps readers discover new ideas, learn about the world and see how enjoyable reading can be.
Pages
86 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
This edition
2021
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