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HarperCollins Publishers Paperback English

BABOO UNUSUAL BEE

By Lliana Bird

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HarperCollins Publishers Paperback English

BABOO UNUSUAL BEE

By Lliana Bird

Regular price £7.99
Unit price
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Whoever heard of a hip-hop loving, bright pink bee? You obviously haven't met Baboo.As spoken about on Giovanna Fletcher’s podcast ‘Happy Mum Happy Baby’, this is a toe-tapping and dazzling picture book debut from Lliana Bird – writer, film-maker, radio DJ and co-founder of the charity Choose Love – and illustrator Aysha Tengiz.Baboo, the only pink bee in his hive, dances alone. Then he meets a green ladybird called Lee. By sharing his dancing skills with her, Baboo becomes her friend. But it doesn't stop there: the two insects' toe-tapping talent has caught the attention of all the creatures in the garden. Finally they start to appreciate Baboo's differences and wish for their own. Baboo reassures them: we're all a bit different in our own special ways. The important thing is to be yourself.