A bug-tastic and social justice–filled new early chapter book series! Bee and her friends love parties, but her third grade class’s upcoming Mother’s Day celebration makes her feel all squirmy inside: are she and her dads even allowed to go? Bee and her best friends Sarah and Tiam—the Winged Wonder gang—love parties almost as much as they love bugs. So when their Grade 3 teacher announces that the class must come up with a winning party idea, the friends are so excited. But when Bee realizes that it’s to celebrate the upcoming Mother’s Day weekend, she is confused and worried: Bee has two dads. Is she allowed to celebrate, and are her dads allowed to come? But Bee quickly learns that she might not be the only one who’s feeling left out. With the help of her friends and her parents, Bee must figure out how she and others in her class with non-traditional families can not only take part in the class party, but feel celebrated too.
This is Book 2 in the Little Bee Series. See all Little Bee books here.
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Colleen McKeown was born in Belfast but moved to England when she was nineteen to study at the Liverpool School of Art. It was here that she began illustrating for children, which led her to complete the Children's Book Illustration Masters at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge. Colleen's first book Under the Silvery Moon was shortlisted for the "Read it
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