$20.00 ticket includes lunch with wine, plus $5.00 off the price of the book. She lives in San Francisco, where she keeps several hives in a community garden. She is coauthor of I, Who Did Not Die and is a fifth-generation beekeeper. Meredith May spent sixteen years at the San Francisco Chronicle, where her narrative reporting won the PEN USA Literary Award for Journalism and was short-listed for the Pulitzer Prize. A true story in every sense." - Maxine Hong Kingston, bestselling author of The Woman Warrior "To read about Meredith May's bee family and her human family is to garner heart strength.
captivating coming of age family story." - Noah Wilson-Rich, Ph.D., author of The Bee: A Natural History Everyone will leave this book with much more knowledge about bees and humanity, and the compassion that lives at the intersection of the two. " The Honey Bus is a rare treat for true storytelling deeply rooted in science. Beautiful and brave." - Domenica Ruta, New York Times bestselling author of With or Without You: A Memoir But The Honey Bus is so much more - a memoir of aching loneliness, reckoning and redemption. "If Meredith May's book was simply an ethology of bees I would devour every word her prose is tender, thoughtful and transporting. I'm recommending it to everyone I know." - Stacey O’Brien, New York Times bestselling author of Wesley the Owl It's the kind of book that stays with you long after you've finished it-a rare treasure-and you don't have to be a bee lover to be deeply moved by May’s wonderful story. 1 day ago &0183 &32 From there, the teen allegedly drove onto I-40 heading west, hitting a car in the process. It beautifully illustrates how nature - even honeybees - can teach and heal us, if only we open our minds and hearts. “Filled with hope, grace, beauty, and wisdom, this book is like warm honey in the sunshine.
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