Bee Scared Plants the Seed of Environmentalism in Young Minds

OSWEGO, N.Y. - Sept. 20, 2021 - PRLog -- "Your Majesty," said the Scout Bee to the Queen of the Bees, "The Honeybees are in trouble. They are disappearing in great numbers!"

What will the queen do? Who will she turn to? How will she keep her hive safe from harm? Without bees there will be no fruit, no vegetables and no flowers.

Bee Scared, an Old Doc Turtle adventure from author Richard Faith, follows the Queen and her community of family and friends as they try to find a solution to this scary problem. They use music. They call on Auntie Bee. Even Old Doc Turtle becomes concerned! Can your young reader think of any ways to help Auntie Bee save the honeybees?

This delightful children's tale delivers a simple lesson about the challenges of climate change and global warming — and the impact on nature's tiniest but mightiest of creatures — in a way that young audiences can understand. Bee Scared can help you open a dialogue with the curious young people in your life about the importance of conservationism and protecting the future of our planet.

Author Richard Faith is passionate about raising awareness regarding the impacts of global warming and climate change. He is also the author of the science fiction series, Megamerse, which features a superhero who fights for Mother Earth. Megamerse has been turned into a screenplay and talks are ongoing with a movie studio. Faith's other book titles include "I Can Barely See" Said Mandy Manatee, Barkley & Silvia, Crocodilly Lilly: Not so Toothy A Grin and The Owl that Said What.

Faith is also the executive director of Mother Nature Festival Live Incorporated (http://mothernaturefestival.live (http://mothernaturefestival.live/?fbclid=IwAR2qF-yOZvpQjH...)), a 501(c)3 nonprofit that works to educate, inform and inspire everyone to get involved in helping Mother Nature.