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by Melissa Stewart
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Tell Me Why, Tell Me How |
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Benchmark Books /
Marshall Cavendish, 2008 |
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for Grades 3-5
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ISBN 978-0-76142-923-4
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Purchase this book at your local independent bookseller or Amazon.com. |
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Bees have been making honey for millions of years. Through a series of chapters that provide children with necessary background information, this book gradually and satisfyingly explains how these amazing insects collect nectar and turn it into a tasty treat. |
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Honors and Awards |
 Library Media Connection Recommended Title |
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Research Notes |
| “While I was writing this book, I took a field trip to my local movie theater to see the animated film "Bee Movie." I was surprised how accurate the scenes inside the hive really were. I guess the animators really did their homework. I also took a trip to a local beekeeper’s home. He was so excited to show me his hives. I was excited to try some of the fresh honey--even if it does contain bee spit." |
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