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Bumble Bee, How Did You Get Your Stripes?

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Join Henry and Buddy as they go on a life-changing adventure back in time to learn how bumblebees conquered discrimination and bullying and learned to accept and love each other.

35 pages, Paperback

Published October 19, 2018

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Alexis D. Smith

6 books13 followers
Author also writes under Alexis Smith Byron

Alexis began her writing journey at 12 yrs. old, writing inspiring poetry and essays. After becoming a Christian in 1987 her writing shifted to captivate her experience with God and his people. Throughout her journey she continued to write inspirational poetry, songs and books for children and adults. For over 30 years, she has taught children of all ages and adults through Sunday school and bible study groups. She is a fantastic storyteller and is quite entertaining to groups of all ages. Her experience has made her a great fit to write inspirational books that simplify and encourage young and old readers to grasp onto godly principles for their daily lives.

As a Christian writer Alexis has also written books that are inspired from her lifelong experiences with a Godly perspective. Lessons learned and written are to inspire the reader into godly living. She has written books to help Married, Singles, Parents, Children and Businesspeople alike.

Her passion for God and His people is what compels her to continue to write books to inspire victorious living and help the readers to experience life as a Christian in new and refreshing ways. Visit her at msalexis.org.

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June 12, 2020
A great story told by the bumblebees on how they overcome discrimination. A good book to encourage racial equality. appreciate diversity, for children.
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