Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Animals - Insects, Spiders, etc.

This picture book will delight children between the ages of 5 to 9. It is told in a unique story format from the perspective of Hummy, a honeybee. Children will learn some fascinating facts and behaviors of the honeybee as the story unfolds. Hummy, is a honeybee who has finally grown big enough to take on the important duties of a forager. She doesn't want to let the other bees down so she worries about many things. Will she be able to find pollen and nectar to bring back to the colony? What if she gets lost and can't find her way back? And even if she manages to return to the hive with...

Justin the Spider loves his house until a family moves in and starts upsetting everything Sure the little boy and little girl seem nice. Sure the dog having a bath seems funny. But when the little girl screams for her mommy to "Get it " Justin has to do battle with the raging elements of the world. Will he ever feel safe again?

Preservation of life is an inescapable fact of life. We must deal with it, and so must our children. If we are to help them, we must let them know it's okay to talk about it.

In this children's book titled -Mommy, Where are all the honeybees- the author explains important role of the honeybee and how its decline significantly impacts all living.

Through the eyes of a young girl, Leila, it encourages children to do their part to preserve and -Save the Honeybees-.

Preservation of life is an inescapable fact of life. We must deal with it, and so must our children. If we are to help them, we must let them know it's okay to talk about it.

In this children's book titled -Mommy, Where are all the honeybees- the author explains important role of the honeybee and how its decline significantly impacts all living.

Through the eyes of a young girl, Leila, it encourages children to do their part to preserve and -Save the Honeybees-.

Read along with the caterpillar as it travels around the world trying exciting new activities and having fun Reading with children is one of the biggest forms of early education, helping to develop young minds.

As a young child, it's important to believe that anything is possible. If I Was A Caterpillar is a beautifully illustrated children's book that follows a caterpillar on its journey as it discovers new activities.

Too often these days, children are being put onto tracks that are unachievable or told that a dream is just a dream and to forget about it. One of the...

(Humor, bilingual) Top 10 Best Books of 2011 "Works effortlessly on every level ... museum-quality, collage-like artwork; this title raises the bar for all children's picture books" - ForeWord Reviews Magazine. A STEM book about a girl who responds to some unusual gifts--that happen to be alive. Comes with full text and a pronunciation guide in both English and Spanish, finding activity, and online secrets. Vivid illustrations of insects, reptiles, a cat, and a bat aid language comprehension (learn multiple nouns in a new language, ages 3 years & up/ESL). 180 words (double for...

This picture book will delight children between the ages of 5 to 9. It is written in a unique story format from the perspective of Amber, a meadow ant. Children will learn some fascinating facts and behaviours of this type of ant, as the story unfolds. Amber has recently emerged from her cocoon and is amazed at her surroundings. She quickly learns how to help with various duties. She carries eggs to warm and dry locations within the nest and helps to feed growing larvae. One day she needs to leave her nest to bring back food - the consequence of an ant battle. Most of her trips to and from...

Down in the garden beyond the apple trees,
is a fading blue hive, full of busy bees...

Join the bees down in the garden on a day of fun, danger and adventure in this beautifully illustrated picture book. With a whimsical story and crisp, original illustrations, this is a story your children will want to read again and again.

Layla the Ladybug Used Wisdom and Not Her Emotions

Authors Darlington Johnson and Stephanie Simpson have noticed many children reacting with their emotions first, and then there are the consequences for their reactions. They decided to write a children’s book to encourage children to try to think out the situation thoroughly before reacting, and using the character Layla the Ladybug to help demonstrate how to handle a dilemma. Layla didn’t react to her emotions; instead she found a way to fix the problem and have a better...