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Reviewed by Joy Hannabass for Readers' Favorite
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a bee? In this cute and interesting book, Georgie Bee tells the story from a bee’s point of view. Sometimes it's easy to think that bees live useless and uneventful lives, but when we really think about them, they are an essential asset to nature. In this book, Georgie reveals what it's like to live as a honeybee. The author uses illustrations and lot of humor to let readers know that humans are not the only creatures on earth who have issues to deal with. The Bee Society by Georgie Bee sets the stage for future writings from Georgie and his 'unbeelievable' tales.
This is a very informative book full of lovely illustrations. I really enjoyed how the story was told through Georgie's eyes, to make readers understand just what a bee goes through in everyday life. To me, the honeybee is so amazing, and I appreciate the author giving me such an interesting insight to the humble honeybee’s life. From now on, when I see a honeybee, I will view them in a different light. I will never think of a honeybee the same way again. I love the illustrations too. The bees are so very adorable, I would read the book just to see the pictures. And, as always, after I read the book to her, my niece had a blast taking it and making her own stories from the pictures. This is a wonderful, invaluable book that would be great in any personal or school library.
