Does a bee leave a slimy trail to find her way home? Does a bee make a home out of paper? If these are not the things that a bee does, then what does a bee do? To find out, grab a copy of David McArthur's informative and engaging children's picture book, What Does A Bee Do? The What Does Series, Volume 3, from the highly acclaimed series. Paired with some fun and colorful illustrations by Lucy Rogers, McArthur's book covers everything you need to know about bees, with some complementary details on the habits of other small creatures. The book is well-researched and written in an easy-to-read style that children will find very accessible and have a great time reading on their own.

Creative and wondrously illuminating, What Does A Bee Do? is the perfect book for children to learn about the importance and significance of bees' unique traits. David McArthur's interactive narrative makes the excerpts fun to read, and it is this very aspect that will have children glued to the pages. Lucy Rogers' captivating illustrations are the icing on the cake, and they splash striking colors onto an already colorful narrative. Some facts may even take adults by surprise. I never knew that there were more than 20,000 different types of bees in our world or that bees talked to each other through dancing. This is a wonderful addition to the What Does Series. An educational book for a curious child.

Have you ever wondered what a bee does all day long? There are many insects in this world, and they each fill a unique spot. The bee is not drawn to light at night, nor does it major in jumping. Bees don’t leave a slime trail, nor do they turn into butterflies. Yet, bees do one of the most important jobs in the insect world. They manufacture honey. Where would the world be without honey? David McArthur shares his knowledge of bees in What Does a Bee Do? In this delightfully illustrated book, David discusses all types of insects. Children will love guessing which bug does what. They will enjoy seeing the illustrations of the different insects and learning what each one does that is unique to them. This is a must-read for children from preschool to second grade. Read this book to your child and be amazed at what questions they come up with. Then, be ready to research and answer each question.

Children tend to be amazed at all the different insects they encounter. But unfortunately, many children are afraid of bees because they might sting. So build on your child’s curiosity by reading them What Does a Bee Do? This book is an excellent start to your child’s journey into the fascinating world of zoology. When children know what insects do and why they are essential, they will learn to respect them and protect their fragile environment. I do not know of a better introduction to insects than this book by David McArthur. He has done a masterful job of introducing the intriguing world of insects to a new generation. Teach your child to respect insects’ boundaries, and they will be fine. Help them understand the importance of providing a proper environment for insects. Plant sunflowers with your child and enjoy watching the bees gather. The bees will pollinate the plants, and the plants will provide sunflower seeds for your child to enjoy eating. Help them understand the cycle of life.

What Does A Bee Do? The What Does Series, Volume 3 is written by David McArthur. First of all, I loved this book’s cover. The blending of pinks, purples, oranges and the kind of rainbow pattern in the background feels good and inviting. This story is a colorful and entertaining quest to find out exactly what a bee does. It is much more than that because, on this quest, children learn about what a bee doesn’t do and which other insects do those things instead. Readers will learn some new fun facts. I’m not going to give anything away, but I will say that I was glad to read about a wonderful insect that sparkles in the sun and about the exciting feats performed by certain insects near the water.

What Does A Bee Do? is illustrated by Lucy Rogers with the author, and the images bring all the insects and their surroundings to life. My favorite drawing and one that I could easily frame is on page ten. I especially like the pictures of the bee and the many expressions she has when displaying her varied emotions in response to the very idea that she might do some of the things that are suggested. Alas, she does become a little disheartened when confronted with so many tasks performed by other insects, yet still not finding what her unique task in life is. Along with readers, she will soon discover some of the many wonderful things that she can achieve. Thank you, David McArthur, for this enlightening and happy-spirited insight into the world of bees and how they bless our world.

Bold, colorful illustrations will draw children and parents into the book What Does a Bee do? and the story will keep them entertained. Children will be introduced to many different kinds of insects in this new children’s picture book featuring pollinating bees. Teachers will like sharing the variety of insects with students and some little-known facts that make them special. Author David McArthur has created an enduring classic with a special combination of interesting story + subtle education + outstanding illustrations that will have children reading it again and again. Perhaps it could be read in an interactive way with an adult asking the question and children answering it. Teachers will enjoy the backyard buzz of activity that goes on in vegetable and flower gardens. After reading this book, everyone will understand the importance of bees and pollination.

What Does a Bee do? is an interesting book introducing children to a host of different insects, not just pollinators. Author David McArthur has written another exciting story for the What Does Series of books. Illustrator Lucy Rogers provides us with stunning, full-page artwork with highlights and shadows creating depth. Outstanding illustrations of butterflies, bugs, grasshoppers, and many more insects will keep children interested. Public and school libraries will benefit from stocking this informative book. Even parents will learn something new in this non-fiction quiz book. Bee-leaf me when I say there’s a buzz of activity in this children’s book featuring many insects that jump, fly, stink, slither, or dig in your yard.

What Does A Bee Do? is a work of fiction in the animals, nature, and adventure subgenres. It is intended for very young readers and was penned by author David McArthur with illustrations from artist Lucy Rogers. In this charming new installment in the author’s picture book series, The What Does Series, we turn our attention to the humble bee, a very important part of our planet’s ecosystem. Through a series of charming illustrative moments and some very catchy, enjoyable wordplay, young readers will learn all about the tasks a bee must perform as she finds her place amongst the others working busily in the meadow.

Author David McArthur has done a wonderful job on several levels with this next installment in his excellent series, not least because the plot itself is simple but highly effective in getting important messages across. He has a talent for making every moment exciting in the bee’s daily routine, and I was also really impressed by the interactive nature of the book as it encourages verbal communication skills too. The illustrations by artist Lucy Rogers complement the work perfectly, and I especially enjoyed how expressive and productive the different insects looked. The whole work has a strong sense of motion and activity that will certainly be motivating and inspire many games and ideas in young minds. Overall, What Does A Bee Do? is a highly recommended read with plenty of interactive and educational value. It will surely be a treasured possession on any child’s bookshelf.