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Learn to respect their secret world while discovering new beekeeping knowledge and exciting facts about these fascinating insects. Unlock the wonder of beekeeping with The Bee Book by Dorling Kindersley! Following the clear and pleasing to read format of other Dorling & Kindersley's books, The Bee Book is a guide to everything bee with information on how you can help save the bees in lots of practical ways and discover the incredible science behind honey bees, beekeeping, and bees in the wild. Get step-by-step instructions on how to protect bees and provide them with a safe and healthy environment. Author: Milner, Charlotte, Binding: Hardback, Imprint: DK Children, Series: N/A, Publisher: Dorling Kindersley Ltd, Published: 01/02/2018, Pagination: 48 pages, Classification: Reading age: from c 5 years, Country of Publication: United Kingdom Experience the joys of beekeeping and cultivate your passion for these fascinating creatures. Author: Russ, Jane, Binding: Hardback, Imprint: Graffeg Limited, Series: N/A, Publisher: Graffeg Limited, Published: 25/04/2019, Pagination: 160 pages, 50+ photographs and illustrations, Classification: Mathematics & science, Country of Publication:
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- 224 pages
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Live Outside
! I think this book should be in everyone’s library. I can learn about pollination, why pollination is important, what a honeybee is, where honey comes from, and tons of information on the honeybee’s hives. So, where does a honeybee store the nectar that it collects before he goes back to the nest?
Santana Sandoval
It’s a book worth keeping and definitely, one worth sharing. We are a homeschool family and we did a bee unit study when I purchased this book.
How many eyes does the honeybee have? Welcome to just one page inside this fantastic book by Charlotte Milner. If I had to pick one book to base the entire unit off of it would be this one.
With bright colorful illustrations this book is full and I mean, full of information! Better get reading to find these answers. I thought the worker bees were busy, but the queen bee, she lays about 2,000 eggs a day!
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