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Fruit-loving dog a lively kids’ tale. “Do you think reading will help children through this strange time of Covid?”

The rhythm, rhyme and repetition in Boo Goes Tutti Frutti reads similarly to Lynley Dodd’s Hairy Maclary series.

If we want our children to become life-long readers, ensuring reading is a time of fun and joy is crucial. Boo Goes Tutti Frutti ticks all those boxes.

As a mother, grandmother and teacher for 40 years I pride myself in instinctively knowing when a book has the potential to be a long-lasting classic.

This is a brilliant book for whanau and kaiako to use to support children as they transition in to, or between, early childhood education services.

Take a look inside Bumblebees Have Smelly Feet book by watching this fantastic book review by Zak! Find out what makes the bumblebee a Super Duper pollinator.

Actually, there are probably more than a few adults who could think about these messages too.

Great review from Josh 7yrs and Kaleb 5yrs from Upstart Magazine 2020.

Bee amazed, bee informed, bee delighted by the super-duper, power-packed bumblebee.

I was enchanted by Rachel Weston’s attractive little bumblebee book right from the moment I read its title, Bumblebees Have Smelly Feet.

What a perfect summery cover for a book about bees. The book is packed with information on everything you ever wanted to know about bees and more. I shared this with a group of children and this is what they had to say.

Discovering that bumblebees live in underground burrows sent the Bay of Plenty’s Rachel Weston on a hunt for knowledge. What she discovered is revealed in her first book.

I was over the moon when Rudd Kleinpaste emailed me about Bumblebees Have Smellt Feet: “I loved it! Perfect resource!