Description

By (author) Kathy Urban; Illustrated by Garland; Edited by Little Steps Publishing

Short /annotation:

A chance encounter sparks a heart-warming rescue mission, as a young boy, Noah, tries to revive a tired bee which he finds on the streets of a busy city. A touching, uplifting story, highlighting the importance of nature in urban settings .

Down, down, down, she fell and into the cup of two little hands.

”Hello little bee,” said Noah.

offering young readers the opportunity to explore how to be active citizens and caring individuals in an ever-changing world.

Review quote:

”A delightful read for young children … rounded off with a series of simple practical actions that can be taken in your own space as a way of bringing the story to life.”

Paul Hetherington – Buglife – The Invertebrate Conservation Trust

Biographical note:

Kathy Urban is a children”s book writer and journalist who has reported on news, entertainment and environmental stories for more than a decade. Her books are inspired by her experiences as a parent and cherished childhood recollections of muddy forest adventures, building homes for tiny insects and a shelf filled with Astrid Lindgren books. As well as the UK, Kathy has lived in the US, Denmark, Germany, and now calls Dubai her home. Follow Kathy on Instagram

Sally grew up in the Highlands of Scotland, and according to her parents, her first really good drawing, at the age of four, was on the sitting-room wall. She later went on to study Illustration and Graphic Design at Edinburgh College of Art before settling in Glasgow, where she now lives with her family. Her stories and illustrations are inspired by everyday things in children”s lives and the small simple world they inhabit. You can contact Sally via her websitewhich also has links to her Instagram, Facebook and X feeds.