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Buzzbee Cleans Up: Animated series. Buzzbee and Barnabee are horrified at the mess in the playground, then realise they made it. They clean up, then campaign to keep it clean. [S] S1 Ep18 Scooter Bee: Debee's got a brand new scooter and everyone is seriously impressed. Buzzbee wants to have a go, but he's frustrated when he finds it difficult to use. [S] S1 Ep21 Cleave, inspired as a university student by his temporary employment in an asylum detention center, wrote the book in an attempt to humanize the plight of asylum-seekers in Britain. The novel examines the treatment of refugees by the asylum system, as well as issues of British colonialism, globalization, political violence and personal accountability. ...

Brown, Jonathan (18 November 2008). "Sex, sore feet, and a 90-year-old up for the Costa". The Independent. London. Archived from the original on 18 June 2022 . Retrieved 24 January 2010. Death, of course, is a refuge. It’s where you go when a new name, or a mask and cape, can no longer hide you from yourself. It’s where you run to when none of the principalities of your conscience will grant you asylum.” a b Norfolk, Lawrence (9 August 2008). "Africa on the doorstep". The Guardian. London . Retrieved 25 January 2010. In Sarah’s living room, Little Bee falls asleep for the night and Sarah calls her married lover, Lawrence, to ask what she should do. Lawrence is horrified that Little Bee is in Sarah’s home, believing she is dangerous, and tells Sarah to turn her in to the police.Although almost fantasy like at times with the plot directions and some of the supporting cast, Cleave paints a bleak (true?) view of the British immigration system and an even better critique of how we in the West could be at the root of some of the violence in the Developing World through secondary and tertiary actions resulting from the demands of our global corporations. The hub of the book, and what makes it special, is that alternate chapters are taken from the points of view of Little Bee and Sarah, using their human experience to really tell this story. Don't Be Greedy: Buzzbee gets a rumbly tummy when he eats too much and learns that sometimes you can have too much of a good thing. [S] S1 Ep43 How to Be Friends: When Rubee and Debee fall out, Buzzbee and Barnabee come up with a cunning plan to re-unite them. [S] S1 Ep33

This is the first time ever for me that I could tell that the author was not the same sex as his main characters, more so when it came to Sarah rather than Little Bee. The way Sarah thinks, the things she says, her observations, and even her interactions with her son just don’t make sense. It is clear that Cleave failed to unearth his female voice. The trip was an attempt to salvage their marriage after Andrew discovered Sarah had been unfaithful to him, embarking on an affair with Home Office employee Lawrence Osborn. While walking on the beach one morning, they were approached by a then 14-year-old Little Bee, and her older sister Nkiruka. Useful Bee: Rubee is going to help out Katypillar in the greenhouse and Buzzbee decides he wants to be useful too. [S] S1 Ep26

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Cleave chooses to narrate this book from two different female perspectives. I said this when I reviewed INCENDIARY and I'm saying it again: Cleave writes women flawlessly. When I was 16 I read this book. I don't remember all the details but I remember the urge I felt to tell all my friends to read it immediately and how the book was so good it was painful, so I read it twice. 😭 I cry foul. The story unfolds as other stories unfold. Nothing is surprising, nothing happens that you could not see coming chapters earlier. There is nothing new in this book ... not in terms of writing, not in terms of plot, not in terms of structure. I understand the publishing behemoth and the machinations it goes through to build a buzz. It’s just so full of itself sometimes that I want to scream into a pillow. And this was one of those times I wanted to scream into a pillow. Chris Cleave's ability to float effortlessly between two distinct ethnic voices (Little Bee, a refugee from Nigeria, and Sarah, a young widow in England) as their stories spin out and around and through one another was nearly mystical. Happy Our Year: An animated series for preschool children about a young hedgehog. Happy is really excited to win the Best Tomatoes Ever prize. [S] S1 Ep6