<p>“A great book to help children (and some adults) to overcome their fear of bees – and we definitely need the bees.” – <strong><em>The School Librarian </em>quarterly journal</strong></p>
<p>“A brilliant book to introduce bees to youngsters, while highlighting their importance to us all.” – <strong><em>Creative Steps</em> Magazine</strong></p>
<p>“[Alison Brown's] illustrations are magical, she brings additional vibrancy to the story with them, Billie becoming incredibly real and everything being charming to look at and discover the detail in. A delightful celebration of being a bee and of being yourself.” – <strong><em>Armadillo </em>Magazine</strong></p>
<p>“[A] beautifully written book, a celebration of <em>bee-ing</em> your true self.” – <strong><em>Parenting Without Tears</em></strong></p>
<p>“Alison Brown’s lovely story celebrates bees’ importance, and with fun illustrations to support the text.” – <strong><em>Absolutely Education</em> magazine, Summer 2024 edition</strong></p>
<p>"A fun book <em>a-buzz</em> with an abundance of humorous detail on every spread and vital messages about being true to yourself and the importance of friendship.” – <strong><em>Red Reading Hub</em></strong></p>
<p>"The perfect book for young children who are nervous of bees or learning about their unique importance in the natural world.” – <strong><em>Lancashire Post</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>“[With] </strong>lovely messages … around how important it is to be yourself.” – <strong><em>NewsChain</em></strong></p>