I Like Bees, I Don't Like Honey!
Written by Sam Bishop
Illustrated by Fiona Lumbers
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We’re all different: some of us like running, some of us like sleeping, some of us like being cheeky; some of us don’t like being on our own, or making lots of noise, but that’s just how people are, and it’s fine, just as it’s fine for Jackson to like bees, but not honey. This bright, attractive picture book uses children’s own words alongside lively illustrations to make important points about confidence, self-awareness and the value of personal opinion. Royalties will go to the NSPCC who have given this important little book their backing. ~ Andrea Reece
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Synopsis
I Like Bees, I Don't Like Honey! by Sam Bishop
I like bees...But I don't like honey! I like my imaginary friend...But I don't like it when people say he's not real.
I Like Bees I Don’t Like Honey is a fun-filled picture book that encourages young readers talk about what they like and dislike. In bouncy rhyme, the book describes a host of opinions from lots of children. Every few pages the book asks the reader what they like and dislike, with a special page of speech bubbles at the end for the reader to fill in themselves
Illustrated by dazzling new talent Fiona Lumbers, the text draws on the original responses from children and their families and covers everything from being tickled to spitting llamas!
All author royalties will go to the NSPCC to help safeguard children from abuse.
Reviews
'Speak as you find. Don't ever be afraid to speak as you find. Here is a great little book that can help give children the confidence to tell out loud how they feel. It's fun too, and beautifully illustrated..’ Michael Morpurgo
'I'll tell you what I like - this book!' Andy Stanton
'An important book helping children understand that their feelings and opinions MATTER, written with charm and warmth. Empowering and a great way to help children speak up about their anxieties and worries.' Francesca Simon
'I like Honey and bees but I LOVE this book.' Harry Hill
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Book Info
Format
Paperback
32 pages
Author
Sam Bishop
More books by Sam Bishop
Publisher
Faber & Faber
Publication date
6th July 2017
ISBN
9780571334193
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