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Help Bee, a polite little ant, as he asks for the readers help to find his way to the end of the book. This interactive story is perfect for engaging toddlers in early reading by including them in the adventure. The open ended narrative of this story also provides opportunities for discussion that develops literacy and numeracy skills. The book is aimed towards an audience from ages 2 to 8 years old.Children will be mesmerised by this non stop adventure with twists and turns from beginning till end. Interactions throughout the book will keep the reader entertained as they press, clap, blink, high five and much more to help their new friend Bee find the elusive end.But what will Bee and the reader find at the end of the book? There's a fun twist with an introduction into a new and exciting series of books with Bee as the main character.

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