Little Bee's Flower
Format:Hardback
Publisher:West Margin Press
Published:18th Nov '21
Currently unavailable, our supplier has not provided us a restock date
AWARDS: CBC Notables, environment and social awards.
EVENTS: online author events and school visits.
REVIEWS: regional, kids and parents, national trade, and special interest media like Birds and Blooms and Discovery Magazine.
ONLINE: Buzzing social content, bee-stagrammer and honey and flower company, co-marketing, and promos with organizations like American Beekeeping Federation. YouTube book trailer will be adorable and sharable for timely dates like National Flower Day March 21, Earth Day and Bee Day May 20.
TRADESHOWS: Targeted author features and galleys and giveaways at ALA, MPIBA, PNBA, regional library shows, KidExpos, etc.
A heartwarming tale buzzing with sincerity, humor, and kindness, Little Bee's Flower is about the courage in venturing out on your own—and also the strength in asking for help sometimes.
Let's Talk Picture Books Crush of the Week!
"Souva's textured nature renderings and softened tones complement this little bee's determined journey. A squat trim mirrors Little Bee's size, reminding readers that she is small but mighty. . . Gently models finding courage and asking for help."
—Kirkus Reviews
Little Bee flies out on her very first mission: find a flower. But what does a flower look like? What does it smell like? What does it taste like? Will Little Bee ever find what she’s looking for? A heartwarming tale about finding your inner courage and strength, and the support and love of others.
Critical praise for Jacob Souva's Pedro's Pan:
"Experience all the excitement of a wilderness gold rush through an unexpected narrator: a prospector's trusted gold pan. . . Pedro and Pan--one in red plaid and suspenders, the other round and shiny with a mobile smile and eyes--explore together, braving wild animals, harsh weather, and hard work before striking it big."
--Foreword Reviews
"A plucky pan is a prospector's devoted companion as they venture through the Alaskan interior. But when their search turns up empty, Pan begins to wonder if he's broken in this lighthearted glimpse into gold rush history."
--New York Public Library, a "Best Books for Kids 2019" choice in nonfiction history
"Souva's illustrations employ geometric shapes and a muted palette, investing Pan with appealing personality via eyebrows, eyes, and mouth. . . A sweet little nugget of a story."
--Kirkus Reviews
ISBN: 9781513289472
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: unknown
32 pages