The Lady Honeybee and the Pollen
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The Lady Honeybee ran out of pollen to make honey for her babies, so she flew around the forest to find some. She went to the rose bush. There, she found a Japanese beetle. The beetle asked, "What are you doing here? This is my area. If you stay here, I will eat you." So, the Honeybee left and flew to a nearby apple tree.
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About the Book
This book has a number of surprises that will keep youngsters intrigued throughout the pages. When the reader gets to the end, he will find a big surprise. The Lady Honeybee kept trying until she succeeded.
About the Author
With a vivid imagination and a desire to entertain the reading audience, Dr. J has written stories for children since early childhood. His experiences include working with children and adults from elementary school to the university level. He has a B.S. degree in elementary education from St. Paul's College and MA and EdD degrees from Teacher's College, Columbia University. The author enjoys storytelling and game activities with children and adults.