I recently received a glowing book review on Amazon for You Can’t Judge a Bee by Its Color.

The first time I read “You Can’t Judge a Bee by Its Color,” I was thinking this adorable book is so appropriate and applicable for the day in which we live. But, on second thought, I realized this message is a timeless one—for kids of ALL AGES, from 3 to 103.

Perhaps we’ve all been “Bob” at some point in our lives, looked down upon and excluded because we are different. But perhaps we can also relate to the bees that made fun of Bob and did not accept Bob because of his differences. The message in this beautiful book inspires the reader to allow inclusion and diversity to be a positive aspect of our community, our families, our society.

A big shout out to Nan for her creative approach to this life lesson! And I LOVE her collage illustrations throughout the book—especially the flowers and the cute and clever poses of the bees.

Look for my books here …

Virginia
Cape Charles: Cape Charles Museum, Rayfield’s Pharmacy
Chincoteague Island: Museum of Chincoteague Island, Refuge Inn, Sundial Books
Machipongo: Barrier Island Center
Nassawadox: Rayfield’s Pharmacy
Parksley: Jaxon’s

North Carolina
Boone: Boone Drugs at Deerfield
Lenoir: Medical Arts Pharmacy
Linville: Linville Pharmacy
Duck, Corolla, & Nags Head: The Cotton Gin

Maryland
Grasonville: Ophiuroidea (“The O”)
Pocomoke City: Delmarva Discovery Museum

Georgia
Savannah: Capital Bee Company

South Carolina
Bluffton: Nectar Farm Kitchen
Hilton Head: Hilton Head Toys (Coligny Plaza), Hilton Head Toys (Harbour Town)

Tennessee
Mountain City: Mountain City Pharmacy

NOTE …
You can also purchase my books on Amazon, from End Game Press, and at in-person events (festivals, book launches, book signings, author chats, etc.) See the Events page on this website for a complete list of my schedule.