Book review: Marie and mr.bee By Margaret WelWood.

This is a cute story about a Girl Named Marie she keeps her self very busy but always enjoys seeing and playing with her friends in the woods she lives in cabin in the woods.

This book will teach you about friendship and many more lessons.

This is a great book for any age and I would encouage you to read it with your family.

I loved the color and the pictures in the book and I feel in love with the story too.

The Author did a great job on this story.

This would be a great book in a classroom and it should be in every library.

When I was a kindergarden teachers Aide I would read to the students I would have loved to read this too them.

The Author Margaret sent me her book for free in exchange for a honest review on my blog.

I received a complimentary copy of this book for a review on my blog.

But was not required to leave a review.

All Opinions are mine.

You can find this Book on amazon.

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