"This sunny start to a new series buzzes with the beauty of working together and bee-ing true to yourself"
April 2023 Book of the Month
Buzzing with the inspirational, inclusive message that it’s pretty darn fine to “bee” yourself, Mo O'Hara’s Honey’s Hive launches a new series in animated style. Entertaining, adventurous and reassuring through a fab cast of characters and rousing messages, Honey’s Hive has all the hallmarks of classic illustrated fiction for younger readers, plus splendid illustrations by Aya Kakeda, and a honey-sweet dollop of originality.
Honey bee has a habit of being dramatic, and a tendency to procrastinate and dream. For example, when she’s supposed to be studying hive history, her mind wanders to imagining herself as the queen of an ancient Egyptian beehive. At least she has the Bee Code to help ground her, with its “find your place in the hive” principle coming in especially handy.
After discovering she’s not suited to being a larvae nurse, Honey thinks she’s found her place in the hive when she’s assigned to look after the Queen bee, no less.
Then, when trouble strikes, Honey saves the day with help from her friends, thus demonstrating that the success of a hive is dependent on bees working together as a community. In the process, Honey also discovers her true calling as a scout bee adventurer in a cheering conclusion that will leave 7+-year-olds un-bee-lievably eager to waggle dance into her next adventure!
Honey is a young bee buzzing with ambition, who can't find her role in her small hive. Just when she thinks she's found a job she likes, a swarm threatens the whole hive! Honey makes her escape, and discovers a rooftop paradise at the top of a tower block - the perfect place to set up a new hive. Fighting off a swarm of angry wasps, and working together with her friends, Honey saves the day and builds a new home for her and her community!
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Honey is a young bee buzzing with ambition, who can't find her role in her small hive. Just when she thinks she's found a job she likes, a swarm threatens the whole hive!
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed Honey's Hive and determined it is suitable for children aged 5-8 years old
Honey's Hive features in the following genres: Adventure Stories, Children's and Young Adult Fiction, Children’s, Teenage and Educational, Animal Stories, Books of the Month, Recommendations, Featured Books for 7+ readers, Funny, Featured Books for 5+ readers
Paperback. £6.29, down from the £6.99 cover price. In Stock.
Honey's Hive was written by Mo O'Hara and published by Andersen Press Ltd
Honey's Hive has 163 pages
Yes it is part of Honey's Hive series
£6.29, reduced from £6.99. In Stock.
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