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Lottie Loves Nature – Bee-ware!
Book Review
I like the nature facts throughout the book
I really liked when Petunia got parrot poop on her bum.
I like the Noah because he is funny and says people can live on Mars.
I like the nature facts throughout the book and that it is about animals.
I would recommend my friends to get this book if they like nature too. And I also think my friend Noah would like this as he shares a name with a character.
I rate it five stars.
About the Book
This book for readers aged 6-8 years is both fiction and non-fiction in that it contains a fun story, but also facts, quizzes and advice on what you should plant if you want to encourage bees to visit your own garden or allotment.
Lottie has been reading about the decline in the number of insects in nature. With the help of her tech neighbour Noah, she decides to build a bug-hotel to encourage their return. But buzzing-mayhem, they are interrupted by a swarm of bees invading Mr. Parfitt’s garden next door!
Lottie Loves Nature learning resources are available to download from the Five Quills website. Perfect for teachers or parents of inquisitive children.
Author
Jane Clarke
Jane Clarke ( born 1954 ) is an English children’s author and poet. She has written over 80 books for young children — from picture books like Gilbert the Great and Neon Leon to early‑reading schemes and fiction series — and often visits schools to inspire young readers.
Reviewer Profile
Sophie, 6
- Reviews: 2
- Likes: playing in mud, gymnastics and making things
- Dislikes: going shopping and having her photo taken
- Favourite Book: Daisy and the Trouble with Christmas by Kes Gray
- Favourite Film: Descendants
- Favourite Song: Dance Monkey by Tones and I
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