Sunday, October 2, 2016

Silly Elephant - Peace With Bees


SILLY ELEPHANT - PEACE WITH BEES by Nadh Poduri
◊ Digital Download
◊ File Size: 8381 KB
◊ Print Length: 55 pages
◊ Genre: Children's Books, Animals, Elephants
◊ Publisher: Amazon Digital Services LLC (October 2, 2016)
◊ Language: English
◊ ASIN: BO1LKAHOFW

SYNOPSIS:

          Peace with Bees is a story about a silly elephant who loves honey and thinks it’s ok to steal honey from the bees. The story teaches kids about compassion and dealing with adversities. The silly elephant’s journey to understand the boundaries and respect everyone would be a visual treat to read.
After Barney snatches the honey from Ephan, Ephan goes and steals honey from the bees despite his friend Sid’s reservations. Little did he know about the consequences of stealing. “Peace with Bees” is a story that teaches children about compassion, respect the boundaries of others. The story is nicely laced with fun facts about bees that would help children appreciate the little things. With stunning graphics and lovable characters ‘Peace with Bees’ truly brings out the joy to the young readers.

This is a charming story about a young elephant who loves honey and the problems he encounters when he tries to get more.

The author does an excellent job explaining why it’s not right to steal something just because you want it. The author also touches on the subject of bullying. Friendship, compassion, and understanding are also blended into the story. The lessons are taught in such a manner youngsters will have fun while they learn.

The bright, colorful drawings throughout the book enhance the story. The beautiful illustrations will easily hold youngsters’ attention as the story unfolds.

SILLY ELEPHANT - PEACE WITH BEES is a light-hearted, inspiring story youngsters of all ages will enjoy.

Silly Elephant – Peace With Bees by Nadh Poduri, Amazon Digital Services LLC, @2016, ASIN: BO1LKAHOFW, Digital Download, Print Length 55 Pages

FTC Full Disclosure – A copy of this book was sent to me by the author in hopes I would review it. However, receiving the complimentary copy did not influence my review. The thoughts are completely my own and given honestly and freely.

Thanks for stopping by today. Don’t you just love the cover of this book? So cute. What are your thoughts on stories that teach youngsters without them realizing they are being taught a lesson?

12 comments:

  1. Love the cover. I am all in favour of lessons in books. For all ages.

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    1. E.C., I can't help but smile every time I look at the cover.

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  2. I'm with Elephant Child. As long as those lessons aren't preachy, which this books apparently avoids, I'm in favor. Reading a story has always been a wonderful way to internalize those lessons. Love the cover.

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    1. Lee, I agree about books that are too preachy and put youngsters off. This one teaches good lessons but in a fun way for youngsters.

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  3. Hi Mason - that's great the idea of Peace with Bees and what the Silly Elephant learns along his journey ... bringing in other aspects kids encounter that are difficult just adds to the tale.

    In Kenya and now it's spreading they're using bees to protect native lands against elephants - a mutually exclusive advantage to all three parties. I wrote about it this time last year ...

    Lovely cover and story line - it will definitely appeal. Cheers Hilary

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    1. Hilary, bees are a great way to protect native lands. Sadly I read this morning that bees are vanishing in Hawaii because of their habitat being destroyed. This is a charming book that will teach youngsters the importance of bees.

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  4. Sounds like a good message for kids.
    Not right to steal something just because you want it. Now all I can hear is Rocket Raccoon asking 'But what if I want it more?'

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    1. Oh, Alex now you have me wanting to watch Guardians of the Galaxy again. :) And yes, there is a good message for youngsters in this book.

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  5. I always appreciate it when an author can tell a great story that still teaches things of importance. Thanks for sharing this one, Mason.

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    1. Margot, always glad to share stories especially the ones that will encourage youngsters to read more and teaches them at the same time.

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  6. It's an adorable cover and a wonderful message for kids.

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  7. It is a cute cover and sounds like the story has a worthy message worth hearing.

    Arlee Bird
    Tossing It Out

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