LitPick Review
The book Bees Are Our Friends, written by Toni D'Alia and illustrated by Alice Lindstrom, tells the delightful tale of a happy, little bee and her extraordinary day-to-day experience. Within the confines of her beehive, this happy bee embarks on a remarkable journey. From visiting flowers to spreading pollen dust, she embraces her crucial role as a pollinator, helping the growth of plants and flowers. With this special power, the bee's impact becomes truly important and awesome. Curious to know more? Dive into this enchanting story and uncover the endless possibilities that lie ahead for our happy, little bee!
Opinion:
Bees Are Our Friends is a very good educational book for kids ages 5-8. It can be used as a supplementary lesson book for the classroom as it discusses the role of bees in the process of pollination. It can also be a very good bedtime story as the words used in the book are rhyming and playful! The book also has colorful and visually stimulating illustrations that capture how bees play a vital role in pollination. The format of the book is interesting because it incorporates the text within the drawings. Although the font of the story’s text is a bit small for kids ages 5-8, the placement of the text is incorporated well within the illustrations. Overall, it is a very good book for both kids and adults to enjoy and learn from!
