Lovely – A Story About A Stingless Bee By Melissa Ballantyne

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Lovely – A Story About A Stingless Bee

Children’s Book

Written by Melissa Ballantyne

Illustrated by Deanna Bresnehan

This is a story about a little bee named Lovely. Lovely is a stingless bee. Sometimes she is called Bush bee or Sugarbag bee. Follow the journey of Lovely the stingless bee and discover the wonders and workings of our Australian native bees.

Learn about her and her friends in their hive, their life cycle, and how to look after bees and their habitats.

For the little minds of our future bee loving friends, bursting and buzzing with excitement and curiosity.

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Lovely – A Story About A Stingless Bee

Children’s Book

  • Written by Melissa Ballantyne
  • Illustrated by Deanna Bresnehan

 

This is a story about a little bee named Lovely. Lovely is a stingless bee. Sometimes she is called Bush bee or Sugarbag bee. Follow the journey of Lovely the stingless bee and discover the wonders and workings of our Australian native bees.

Through education and awareness, planting trees and flowers, reducing our footprint on Mother Earth, we can protect and preserve Lovely and her bee friends.

Stingless bees are so “beautiful” and interesting to watch!

Have you seen Lovely in your garden?

Learn about her and her friends in their hive, their life cycle, and how to look after bees and their habitats.

For the little minds of our future bee loving friends, bursting and buzzing with excitement and curiosity.

THEMES • Educational • Adventure • Native bees • Stingless Bees • Sugarbag • Bee Anatomy • Helping Bees
AUDIENCE AND WRITING STYLE – Suitable for lower primary students also day cares. Lovely- A Story About A Stingless Bee is a narrative told simply and effectively. The words are at times written to explain how a native bee hive works as on colony.

 

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Weight 0.1 kg
Dimensions 25 × 20 × 1 cm
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