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Silly Billy and the Bees

Chris Wright

Publisher: Xlibris UK

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Summary

Billy is a happy billy goat kid who lives on a farm in a big field on a mountain side with his mum and the farmer, old CrankyPants McGrew.
 
Billy loved to play in the field. He loved all the flavors and colors of the pretty herbs and flowers. Billy thought he had seen all the colors in the world until, one day, when he was running through the field, he spotted a color he had never seen before.
 
Follow Billy on his adventures as he finds out about the farm, the herbs, and his new friends . . . the bees!
Available since: 08/10/2016.

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