Maisy Loves Bees: A Maisy's Planet Book

Maisy the mouse introduces her young audience to bees and their importance in our world. With factual information throughout this title shows Maisy and her friends in their colorful world learning about bees and how they live produce honey and help plants grow. VERDICT A useful introduction to an essential part of nature this book and its friendly familiar guide may help children overcome potential fear of these buzzing insects that do so much for our world. The distinctive brightly coloured design holds the attention… Congratulations to this author-illustrator for condensing these wonderful subjects into such a pleasing educational format. <p><b>Learn all about bees with Maisy in this brand-new series celebrating our planet!</b><br>Maisy is finding out about the bees in her garden and learning why they are so important for our planet. What do bees do all day? Where do they live? Little ones will discover the answers to these questions and many more in this colourful board book. Open out the final scene to see Maisy and the busy bees at work!<br><br>Maisy’s Planet books are perfect for little nature-lovers aged from 18 months. Each sturdy toddler-friendly board book celebrates a different feature of the natural world with bright colours simple language and a fun open-out spread.</p> <b>Lucy Cousins</b> is the multi-award-winning creator of Maisy. Her unique titles fascinate toddlers with their child-like simplicity bold outlines and vivid colours. “Maisy does things that children all over the world do” Lucy Cousins says of her superstar mouse. “The way she dresses the way she acts are typical of children all over the world.” Lucy Cousins works from her home in Hampshire England. Other titles include <i>Hooray for Fish!</i> – which has appeared in animation in Japan; the bestselling <i>New York Times</i> Top 10 Best Illustrated Children’s Book <i>Yummy</i>; the critically acclaimed <i>Peck Peck Peck</i> which won Best Picture Book in the BookTrust Best Book Awards as well as the British Book Design and Production Award in the Children’s Trade category; and more recently <i>Splish Splash </i><i>Ducky!</i> <i>Let's Play Monsters!</i> and <i>A Good Place</i>.