Kirsten Hall

Illustrations and rhyming text follow endangered honeybees through the year as they forage for pollen and nectar, communicate with others at their hive, and make honey.--Provided by Publisher.

A young boy's day starts badly, but his mood improves when his teacher gives him a good mark on his paper.

As class elections approach, all the Beasties consider their special qualities.

Zip and Pip race up and down, high and low, always wanting to go fast, not its opposite, slow.

When the rain ends, the Beasties run outside and use all five of their senses to enjoy the perfect day.

Toggles helps Bee-Bop clean out his house and sell the extra things he does not need.

Slider's friends catch him in a number of lies that add up until they can no longer trust him.

Slider has a new pet chipmunk, but the other Beasties explain why wild animals should be set free.

When the Beasties have a race just for fun, a series of accidents may mean the winner is not the fastest one.

A boy's mother reminds him to stay close as they enjoy the rides at a carnival. Includes related vocabulary activities.