Bee-Come!

A Collection of Short Stories

by Tsehay Alemayehu & Illustrated by Maya Bazzini


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 10/04/2012

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 8.5x8.5
Page Count : 58
ISBN : 9781452548166

About the Book

This work was inspired by many who are taking positive action in whatever way they can to reverse the problem bees face to continue their existence on Earth. Bee-Come is a collection of short stories on nature written for children. It focuses on the plight of bees, highlights the interconnectedness and coexistence on Earth. The book is written for children aged 4 to 8, to facilitate connection with nature. It can also be of interest for people who appreciate bees’ contribution to the overall balance of ecosystem and biodiversity. It also provides a list of organizations that readers may want to know to learn and participate in conserving bees and working with nature for the overall ecological balance.
“It’s so important that we recognize how interconnected and interdependent we all are for us to continue to flourish here on earth. We are all one creation. Tsehay has done a wonderful job of reminding us how precious and important bees are and what they do to support and enrich our lives. We would be lost without them”.
—Nick Williams www.inspired-entrepreneur.com
Author of The Work We Were Born To Do & Co-founder of the Inspired Entrepreneur’s “The stories look like they should get children thinking about bees”.
—Jeremy Dalton Head Warden, Osterley Park


About the Author

Tsehay Alemayehu is a Montessori teacher, writer, and firm supporter of nature’s role in the development of children’s education. She is the author of two other children’s storybooks, Zeraf! and The Girl Who Smelled Like Orange. She grew up in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. She now lives in the UK with her husband and their two children. Maya Bazzini was born in London. A graduate from University of Arts in London, she has been working on film production for the BBC, channel 4, Al Jazeera, and for independent British filmmakers. Maya has traveled much of South America and has come to know closely with indigenous communities, mainly in Guatemala, Venezuela, Chile, and Argenti na, where she currently lives and works.