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Happy little leaf-cutter bee Betty lives a busy life where fields are green, until a smoky wind blows her away on an incredible adventure! Will Betty the busy bee find her way back home? Betty the busy leaf-cutter bee lives where the flowers are colorful, and the sky is dotted with fluffy white clouds. She works all day collecting pollen and then goes home to her cozy nest in an old dead tree. One day, a big smoky wind blew and blew, blowing her away from her home in the open fields to a place where the ground was hard, and the sky was difficult to see. In this enchanting story for children aged 3 to 8 that is partially based on real events, kids are invited to embark on a journey to new and exciting places. Through Betty's misadventures, children learn that the winds of change can take you to strange and scary places, but that unexpected help can lead you back home. Follow Betty, and the music, to her unexpected hiding place. Complete with charming and fun illustrations, Betty the Busy Bee and an Unexpected Hiding Place is sure to delight children and their caregivers time and time again. Perfect for kids with a love of nature and music, Betty the Busy Bee and an Unexpected Hiding Place makes a fantastic choice for story time in the classroom or at home.

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Kathleen A. Good grew up in Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania and currently lives in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She is a retired Lutheran Deacon and fledging violinist, though she is much more experienced at singing and playing the piano, guitar, and organ. She enjoys reading and baking. Eden Slesser was born in 2006 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She is a student at DePaul University in Chicago. Eden comes from a family of artists and plans to pursue animation and visual development in college. Her hobbies include playing the cello, painting, crafting, reading, and watching scary movies. She won 2nd place in the PA Congressional Art Competition in her third year competing for her piece ""Cerberus."" Her biggest inspirations are the film Into the Spiderverse and her grandfather, watercolor artist and graphic designer Tim Colyer.

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