Where's the Bee? - Board Book

by Ingela P. Arrhenius (Illustrator)

Part of Ingela Arrhenius's best-selling felt flap series, which has sold over 2 million copies. Perfect for babies and toddlers!

Five beautifully illustrated spreads showcase very fun insects and include a beetle, a dragonfly, a spider, and a bee, all hiding behind bright felt flaps. With a mirror on the final page, this is the perfect book to share with very little ones.

Where's The...? is a delightful collection of interactive baby books designed to spark curiosity and build early language skills through a simple game of hide-and-seek. Each sturdy board book features soft felt lift-the-flap surprises and cute, baby-friendly artwork created especially for developing minds and growing attention spans.

Little ones will discover favorite themes they love:
- Vehicles & Machines trains, diggers, cars, tractors, and fire trucks
- Animals dogs, cats, dinosaurs, owls, and ladybugs
- Seasonal Favorites reindeer, Santa Claus, snowmen, and Halloween witches
- People kings, queens, pirates, doctors, and astronauts

With clean, uncluttered illustrations, bold shapes, and gentle colors, these peekaboo felt-flap board books are thoughtfully designed for babies and toddlers. The interactive format encourages participation, supports early vocabulary development, and strengthens fine motor skills through sensory play.

Perfect for baby showers, first birthdays, and growing toddler libraries, Where's The...? books combine early learning with sweet, hands-on baby-friendly fun.

Author Biography

Ingela P. Arrhenius is a freelance illustrator and graphic designer who has always loved to draw. She is the author-illustrator of My First Book of New York, My First Book of London, My First Book of Paris, Animals, City, Pop-up Ocean, Pop-up Jungle, and Pop-up Things That Go! as well as the illustrator of Alphabet Street and Christmas Street, both written by Jonathan Emmett, a lift-the-felt-flap series, and a series of Peekaboo board books. Ingela P. Arrhenius lives in Sweden.