The busy buzzing bee flies onto a flower in bloom, filling his fur with pollen then suddenly, zoom!, he's off again. Have you ever wondered what happens next, what are these small furry buzzing bundles up to and what is their purpose? If they don't have a bee hive available to them there is something small you can do to help keep them alive. You can build a bug hotel/bug house in your garden. Let the kids join in making and decorating it. But first you can read this easy reader book to them so they will understand why you are making the bug house in the first place. Fun ryhme is very important in early literacy development, you will not be dissapointed with the strong rhyming text put together here, absolutely brilliant for everyday reading. Best types of text you could ever read to your child to instil a sense of rhythm and understanding of how language works. Added bonus to this book is introducing your children at a very early age to the importance of doing what we can to help the good bugs out there when they need it because they are so important when it comes to ensuring all our futures, both the bugs and your children's! Whether it is a large bug hotel in your garden or a small bug house on your balcony, you are doing something to help cultivate better understanding in your children of being good natured. How exciting would it be to buy one made up already or better still building it together from recycled wood and materials. Have more fun being creative together painting and decorating it