C.C. Bee Moves to Honey Town and the Adventures of Grampa Bumble

By Marsha A. Prude

In stylish and charming children's-story fashion, Marsha A. Prude give life and amazing adventure to a bumblebee family and, in particular, to its young star, C.C. Bee.
In C.C. Bee Moves to Honey Town and the Adventures of Grampa Bumble, the young C.C. Bee and his family find out suddenly that they must move from their home in Bee Village. Although he is fearful of the change in his Gampa Bumble in Honey Town and making new friends.
Still, all is not exactly well in Honey Town, the Bee family's new surroundings. While Gampa Bumble regales the family with some of his wonderful adventure stories away from Honey Town, he also tells the family about a great local mystery involving his father, C. C. Bee's great-gampa, Boss Bumble.
With characters like "Boss Bumble," "Big Barley the Bear," "Winslow Duck," Pea Wig," and others, including a talking rock, a talking weasel, a talking water-well bucket, and most importantly, a very special talking cane. Marsh Prude delights children and adults alike with this fanciful tale of adventure and intrigue.
Complemented by warm and descriptive illustrations, C.C. Bee Moves to Honey Town and the Adventure of Grampa Bumble, by Marsha A. Prude, is sure to be an asked-for nightly reading and listening ritual for young, eager minds.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Aug 6, 2013
• ISBN: 9781483616360

Marsha A. Prude

Marsha A. Prude is a native of Kentucky. Married and with five grown children. Marsha advanced her education by enrolling in the Institute of Children's Literature where she received her diploma. Marsha is also an Honorable member in the Order of Kentucky Colonels which makes her a Good will ambassador for the State of Kentucky and all over the world. And with more accomplishments she is an Honored member of Cambridge Who’s Who for Executives, Professionals and Entrepreneurs. For those who like fan pages check out C.C. Bee moves to Honey Town at www.facebook.com and C.C. Bee moves to honey town and the adventures of Grampa Bumble. Marsha has had the privilege to shake hands and stand in a photo with Author: Rick Pintino, UofL Coach, Former UK NCAA Championship Coach, also with the Governor of Kentucky Steven I Besheare and First Lady Jane Beshear. She's also appeared on the Elle Scoop Show with talk show host Lindsey MaGaha. She writes in the story fashion form of anthropomorphism which has been popular in children's stories for generations.

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Table of Contents

Moving to Honey Town

The Arrivel in Honey Town

Opening the Honey Shop

C.C. Meets a New Friend

Time Remembered

The Hidden Spies

Hill Top Forest, The Plan

Shouts of False Hope

The Pond of Vision

The Sleeping Honey Oil

The Helpful Creepy Oak Tree

Inside the Kingdom

Curtain Time in the Throne Room

Duck in Flight

Alls Well That Shines Well

Moving to Honey Town

Hurry! Hurry! Shouts a gentle voice. The last truck is coming, and this time we’re all going aboard, and I can’t wait!"Said Mother Bee.

But over in the next room a small voice shouts out, I don’t want to move. I want to stay in Bee Village where all of my friends are. I’m going to miss my friend Ronnie raccoon, and my best friend, Thomas Turtle.

Beep! Beep! Beep! Beep! Sounds the truck horn, for Papa Bee was ready to go. Come along C.C., says Mother Bee. You’re going to love Honey Town. That’s right, C.C., said Papa Bee. And it will be wonderful to be back home.

While C.C. and his family drove through Bee Village, all of his friends waved good-bye and he waved back at them. C.C. thought this was the saddest day of his life, but it was the beginning of a great adventure.

Soon, Papa Bee had driven many miles and C.C. had fallen asleep. Up ahead of them was a small gas station; it was Chubby Bear’s Gas and Snacks.

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Here we are! said Papa Bee. We’re at Chubby Bear’s Gas Station. C.C. awakened and yawned. Are we in Honey Town yet?C.C. asked No dear, replied Mother Bee. We’re in Bear Village to get gas.

Look at those prices! shouted Papa Bee. The gas