The Tale of Buster Bumblebee π
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This is a story of a bumblebee who is very lazy. He lives with his very large family in the old house of Mrs. Field Mouse. The bees are all very busy and in order to get all their work done they need to wake up very early. One of the bees is in charge of waking them all up and she does a great job every morning very early. Buster thinks it is awful that he is awaken so early every morning and goes to complain to the bee in charge about changing the time. Things do not go quite as he had planned.
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Sheryl & Clark
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