In a text remarkable for its dignity, the writer introduces the reader to the habits and properties of the honeybee. Written...

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CLOSE-UP OF A HONEYBEE

In a text remarkable for its dignity, the writer introduces the reader to the habits and properties of the honeybee. Written with a sympathy for his subject which at no point becomes sentimental, he describes his experience with the insects. Martin Iger's photographs are at once decorative and instructive. Close-Up Of a Honeybee promises to win over many young readers to the excitement of entomology. A book which achieves a poetic quality through the clarity and directness with which it surveys its subject.

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Publisher: Young Scott

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1960

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