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    Honey the Bee Changes Her Name: Book #4 in the Series: Tickle the Hummingbird and His Garden Friends
    Honey the Bee Changes Her Name: Book #4 in the Series: Tickle the Hummingbird and His Garden Friends
    Honey the Bee Changes Her Name: Book #4 in the Series: Tickle the Hummingbird and His Garden Friends
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    Honey the Bee Changes Her Name: Book #4 in the Series: Tickle the Hummingbird and His Garden Friends

    By Grandma Lynn Helwig

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    Honey the bee works hard gathering pollen and helping in the hive. So hard, in fact, she thinks if she changes her name it will make life easier for her. Join with her on her adventure and see how her garden friends help her find out who she really is, so she can be a happy little honey bee.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWestBow Press
    Release dateApr 30, 2020
    ISBN9781973690849
    Honey the Bee Changes Her Name: Book #4 in the Series: Tickle the Hummingbird and His Garden Friends
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    Grandma Lynn Helwig

    Grandma Lynn is a grandmother of eleven, who wants to share her stories with her grandchildren and other children around the world. Her light-hearted look at ‘life happenings’ give her ideas for fun stories and then she embellishes them with facts and important life lessons. This book is Grandma Lynn’s 4th book in a series of 4 stories about garden friends. Her favorite part of being a children’s author is creating the whimsical and colorful illustrations to help the children understand and remember her stories.

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