Butterfly Meadow #6: Twinkle and the Busy Bee

by Olivia Moss

Come flutter by BUTTERFLY MEADOW, a sweet new series for young girls from the creators of RAINBOW MAGIC!

In Butterfly Meadow, colorful butterflies dance through the air, glowworms inch through the grass, and bumblebees buzz around every flower. It's a place where friendships and adventures take flight!

There's a mystery in the meadow! A young honeybee named Sting is horribly lost. Where is her hive? Twinkle and her butterfly friends are determined to help their buzzing buddy get home -- but how?

Genres: Fantasy

80 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published February 1, 2009

Reviews

[Kylie Abecca]

This book is very similar to the previous one in the series Dazzle’s Prickly Problem, in that the butterflies find a lost animal in need of help, only this time it’s a small bumble bee who has gotten lost whilst out collecting pollen. I initially thought the author made the bee female in an attempt to portray her as being more vulnerable, because I always thought only male bees collect pollen, Luckily I looked it up before posting my original review, because it turns out that only female bees collect pollen, while male bees primarily forage for nectar - so that was a surprising learning curve for me. Fancy learning something from a kids story at the age of 41!

[Abbie]

In this book, I liked how they find the bee named Sting, but he has too much pollen to fly and he forgot how to get back to his beehive and you'll have to read the book to find out...

[Twyla]

My favorite part was when the bee got home to it's give.the worst part was when they got lost.the best character was the bee.there was no worst character

[Tiffiny]

Sweet story - my 4 yo daughter loves these books!