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"This won't work for most children: As a story, aside from its metaphorical merits, the first half is slow and dull, and by the time it picks up, most young readers will have put it aside. Even the illustrations of bees with stilt legs and human faces are oddly creepy. Experienced, patient young readers might continue to plow through, and in a discussion group, it might provoke some interesting conversations. But as well-written, well-intentioned, and clever as it is in its way, it's best for the most avid and intellectual young readers.\nWriting allegories for children is a dicey business. Because many kids will not get the symbolism, at least not without adult guidance, the story has to be good enough to hold them on its own. Reviewing allegories for children can also be problematic: it's all too easy for adult reviewers to get excited about the deeper meanings and forget who the target audience is."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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