FROM FLOWER TO HONEY is a bright and cheerful, kid-friendly book.

Written at a high 1st Grade reading level, it explains in simply language how flowers have nectar and bees drink the nectar and then deposit it into a honeycomb.

"BEES STORE THE NECTAR

The bees put the nectar into a honeycomb.
The honeycomb is made of wax. It has
many holes in it. Bees fill each hole with
nectar. The nectar dries. It turns into honey."

It then goes on to describe how what the beekeeper does. And ultimately a mom and daughter are shown at a grocery store buying honey, while on the last page a little girl holds a bottle upside down over a stack of some sort of baked goods.

I particularly like the close-up photos of the bees. And the bright orange pages keep it all upbeat.

I can see having this on the shelves of a school room, or at a library. ( )