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Our Favorite Children’s Books About Bees

When you think of bees, you probably think of a bee flying from flower to flower collecting pollen to make honey. While this is a huge part of their day, they do so much more than that.

Bees make life on earth possible.

Bees do some of the most important work on Earth, they pollinate plants. They are responsible for 1/3 of our food production and without them we wouldn’t have foods such as apples, cherries, watermelons, and even coffee. The plants they pollinate also need their help to produce new seeds which will grow to become new plants. These tiny, busy bees play a very important roll in in the survival of plants and human beings.

A bee taking a rest at O'o Organic Farm in Maui, Hawaii
A bee taking a rest at O’o Organic Farm in Maui, Hawaii

Did you know… there are around 20,000 different species of bees or that bees must visit two million flowers in order to make one pound of honey?! Incredible! Flying to that many flowers means they fly about 50,000 miles… the same as flying around the world one and a half times! We never knew these tiny creatures had such an impressive resume.

We were so blown away by all the new information we learned about bees that we have put together a list to share of some of our favorite children’s books about bees. Our list also includes a BONUS section full of hands-on, child approved, interactive resources like games, puzzles, and craft supplies.

Our Favorite Children's Books All About Bees

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PERHAPS some of these books about bees will help you have a better understanding of bees and how important they are to life on this planet. And always remember…

“Bee yourself!”

Genie, Disney’s Aladdin Movie

Children’s Books About Bees

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In addition to these children’s books about bees, make sure you check out some of our other book lists:

14 Comments

    • Trisha

      Wow! We’ve looked into getting a hive because it sounds like a great learning opportunity, and possibly, a new business venture.

    • Trisha

      My son loves to watch them fly from flower to flower. It’s amazing he can slow down long enough to see it! 🙂 I hope you’re son enjoys reading these with you.

  • Beth

    I’m interested in bees, plus finding a birthday gift for my grandson, who turns 1 next month, so this article is a win-win! I love the simple layout and great range of types of books. Will subscribe, too!

    • Trisha

      Thank you so much, Beth! Right after my son turned one, we got him the Wheely Bee. He loved to ride around the house on it! Hope your son has a wonderful first birthday!

  • Hannah

    Wow, that’s a really thorough list! Bees really are fascinating, and I don’t really know much about them – I definitely didn’t know there were so many species of bees! It’s never too young to start teaching kids the importance of nature and our beautiful planet, so I definitely want to read a few of these to my little one!

    • Trisha

      We couldn’t agree with you more! It is important for parents to teach children the importance of nature and our planet. (We only have one Earth!) It’s amazing how much good it does for children, and adults, to be out in nature. We hope you and your family enjoy some of the books!

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