Bees
By Laura Marsh and National Geographic Kids
How do tiny bees transform flower visits into something vital for every living thing?
Genres
What is Bees about?
Buzz into the world of bees and discover what makes these tiny insects so important. This lively early reader explains how bees live and work together in colonies, how they collect nectar and pollen, and how they help flowers grow through pollination. Clear, accessible text and striking photographs introduce young readers to bee life, from busy workers to honey-making. Along the way, children will learn fascinating facts about these essential insects and their role in the natural world.
About the author
Laura Marsh is a talented writer who creates exciting and fun non-fiction books for young readers. She is well known for her National Geographic Kids books, which are filled with amazing facts about animals and nature. Laura loves helping children discover the wonders of the world through reading and learning new things.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2016
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