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 Mr. Buzz the Beeman - Allan Ahlberg
Newest Review: ... nectar and taking it back to their beehives. Every day Mr Buzz also worked hard taking the honey from the hives and giving it ... more  ... to Mrs Buzz who would put it in the honey pots and Master and Miss Buzz would make the labels to stick on the pots.
One morning when Mr Buzz was working hard in the garden, making a new beehive he noticed the bees were swarming and flying off. When the bees swarmed and flew away they almost never came back. Mr Buzz called to his family and they all got their bee hats and bee gloves on and picked up their bee baskets and chased after the bees.
Would the Buzz family manage to catch the bees or would they fly...more |
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Mr. Buzz the Beeman - Allan Ahlberg: Buzz Buzz Beeman (567 words)
by sewbizzie - written on 29/10/08 (Very useful, 100 readings)
Rating:
Mr Buzz the Beeman is another title from the Happy Families Collection. The cover of the book is dark purple and has a picture of Mr Buzz and his family standing by a beehive and the title above this in white lettering. Above the title is the Happy Families logo in different coloured rectangle. The back cover of the book is also dark purple and has small pictures showing other title available in the collection. The book starts by telling us about Mr Buzz, he lives in a cottage with his wife and children. They have a cow, a cat, two canaries, three goldfish, five beehives and a hundred and fifty thousand bees. Each day the bees worked hard flying from flower ...
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