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The Beekeepers Pupil by Sara George: An historical novel set during the French Revolution, mixes history and science in the tale of a blind man who hires a servant to assist him in his growing interest and study of bees. A novel based on the real-life naturalist François Huber.
The Honey Thief by Elizabeth Graver: After being uprooted from New York by her widow mother to a rural upstate town, 11 year-old kleptomaniac Eva makes an unlikely friend in Burl, an isolated beekeeper. A compelling tale of one girl's path to self-discovery and subsequent coming to terms with the secrets which haunt her family's past.
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If stories of real life with bees are more up your alley than fiction, you might also consider Letters from the Hive: an Intimate History of Bees, Honey and Humankind by Stephen L. Buchmann or Sweetness and Light: the Mysterious History of the Honeybee by Hattie Ellis.
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