• Publisher: Windy Verlag
• Hardcover, 32 pages

Publisher's text

Children visit the beekeeper: How does the honey get into the jar? Lotte and Max love to eat honey for breakfast. But where does the sweet spread actually come from? Together with their parents, the siblings go on a research trip. At the market, they meet beekeeper Florian, who invites them to experience honey production for themselves. He shows them where the bees live, what the honeycombs in the beehive look like, how the Honey Extractors work and how his beekeeper's suit protects him from insect bites.

The picture book by Michaela Rosenbaum and Marisa Oeker introduces children to the topic of species protection and environmental awareness in a playful way. The short, informative text answers children's questions and arouses their curiosity for more.

• - Environmental protection impressively explained for children aged 4 and over: with loving illustrations and detailed pictures
• - Beetles, butterflies and wild bees: Why are insects important for nature?
• - Knowledge for children: Where does our food come from?
• - Building an insect hotel & planting flowers: How can we help the insects in our garden?
• - What's flying and buzzing? How children learn the difference between bumblebees, honeybees and wasps

Let's explore the life of bees! A children's book to read aloud and discover for yourself
How much honey does a bee produce? What does a beekeeper do? This colorfully designed children's book answers all the questions that preschool children have on the subject. The story also contains ideas and suggestions on how children can become active themselves and make a contribution to animal welfare. Together with their parents, Lotte and Max build an insect hotel, which they hang up in a sunny spot. This makes bees and other useful insects feel at home in the garden!

"Lotte and Max visit the bees" is an exciting non-fiction picture book that brings the world of bees closer to nature lovers of all ages!