Bee

Children discover that the bee is called industrious for good reason when they open the gatefolds and see these industrious insects constructing a honeycomb for their eggs, gathering pollen, and doing their mysterious circle dance to show the location of food.

David Hawcock is a paper engineer, author, and illustrator of children's and young adult books. His credits include Moon Landing: Apollo 11 Pop-Up; The Titanic Notebook; and Dinosaurs Pop-Up. He lives in Bath, England, with his wife, Claire Hawcock, and their two children.

Lee Montgomery has been illustrating for over twenty years in advertising, design, and publishing. He originally worked in watercolor, but has transitioned almost entirely to digital, combining pin-sharp drawings and technical accuracy with a softer more painterly approach. His children’s books include Knights and Armor, Fantastic Ships, Babe and Friends, and Simple Science. He lives in the U.K.