The Amazing Bees

by Yoel Silber, the amazing bees

Follow the exciting adventure of Princess Debbee, a honeybee who sets out to save her hive from destruction by thoughtless humans. This engaging story teaches children how their actions impact the environment and provides a powerful female role model to look up to.

With gorgeous full-color illustrations and 12 free coloring pages, your kids will fall in love with Debbee and her adorable crew as you read and re-read her story together.

Entertain. Educate. Empower.

High-Quality Family Entertainment

29 full-color illustrations, 12 bonus coloring pages, and 128 pages of rollicking action designed to provide hours of fun for both kids and adults.

Meaningful Environmental Education

The Amazing Bees puts an adorable face on the small creatures that make life on earth possible to teach the importance of protecting the ecosystem.

Youth and Female Empowerment

Princess Debbee is a strong female role model who inspires kids to take action to do what's right — for themselves and for the planet.

The book is available in three formats: hardcover for $29.99, paperback for $14.99 and e-book for $2.99.

128 pages, Paperback

First published July 15, 2021

Reviews

[Rachel · Rating 3 out of 5]

The Amazing Bees is a cute story of working together, taking chances, and protecting our ecosystem all packed into a fun story about a princess bee determined to save her colony.

[Steff Fox · Rating 2 out of 5]

I mean…this book is definitely trying, but I find myself thoroughly thrown by how poorly it was written. Also, who exactly is this book meant for? The writing is advanced enough that I’d expect it to be for older kids, but the story and the pictures don’t match that level at all. And I highly doubt you’d get kids at that age level to sit for as long as it would take to get through this book.

[Edillys Palomino · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Amazing Bees" is an exceptionally engaging book that whisks you away to an imaginative and magical world, brimming with distinct characters and entertaining situations. The narrative expertly weaves a story that delves into the thoughts and personalities of each character in a unique manner.

What I appreciate most about the book is the seamless blend of the magical and real elements, drawing readers deep into the story, prompting genuine emotional responses and contemplation with each scene. The author's writing style is thoughtful, as every part of the story encourages introspection. While the book is intended for children, it undeniably offers valuable lessons for parents and teachers as well.

As I delved further into the story, I admired the author's ability to explore themes such as the environmental impact of human actions, the importance of teamwork, trust, and emotional intelligence.

I found it impossible not to identify with Prince Bob Bee, who, despite his young age, exhibits admirable emotional intelligence and plays a pivotal role in the narrative.

This book is adorned with delightful and vibrant illustrations that will captivate both young readers and their grown-up companions. I wholeheartedly recommend it to those seeking to introduce a unique and enjoyable theme to the world of children's literature.

[Dani Littel · Rating 3 out of 5]

I received this book from Goodreads as part of a promotion. As an elementary teacher, I wanted to love a book that teaches about bees. It reads like a middle-grade novel. I do think that the pictures break up the text and the illustrations are quite cute. I think that there are some good messages, but the story is a bit choppy in parts.

[Eric · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a wonderful way to help children understand the importance of bees to our environment. It helps describe that bees are more helpful than harmful. They should be respected and honored ad a gift for the world. This book should be placed as part of the science curriculum for elementary schools.

[Rhonda · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love the bees 🍯

This was a Sweet read! The
enthusiasm of the Princess and McBee was heartwarming. I love that I am not the only one who loves the way bees participate in a world that gives and takes.