Aurora and the Others is a magical and exciting child-friendly fairy tale: on the one hand it tells the adventures of Aurora the bee, and on the other hand with it our children can learn a lot about the life of bees. Through little Aurora's adventures they will discover the queen who lays eggs, the strict guardians of the bee city, her sisters Constance and Emma, who teach Aurora how to remove pollen and put it in the cells, how to prepare a cradle for the bee princess, and much more. Jakob Streit recounts in warm, simple words the life of bees over the course of a year, and weaves the events together in a style suitable for children, avoiding the grotesque or comical. This book is especially useful today, as fewer and fewer children have the opportunity for direct contact with the mysterious world of bees. Reading age: 7 and up.