The Bad Beekeepers Club by Bill Turnbull

The Bad Beekeepers Club by Bill Turnbull

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* The hilarious, heartwarming and surprisingly inspiring account of one BBC Breakfast TV presenter's secret passion for bees...!

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The Bad Beekeepers Club by Bill Turnbull

'A must-read' Daily Mail "'Hello. My name is Bill and I'm a bad beekeeper. A really bad beekeeper." So begins the charming and often hilarious account of how Bill Turnbull - the much-loved and much-missed TV presenter - stumbled into the world of beekeeping (sometimes literally). Despite many setbacks - including being stung (twice) on his first day of training - beekeeping somehow taught Bill a great deal about himself, and the world around him. The Bad Beekeeper's Club also highlights the very real threats to Britain's bee population. One in every three tablespoons of food derives directly from the pollinating process of the humble bumble bee. But hives are collapsing at an accelerating rate with significant environmental consequences. Fascinating and extremely funny, The Bad Beekeeper's Club is a universally appealing story about a very singular passion.
His description of the pleasure bees bring is captivating and told in such an engaging mannerThis is truly charming. * News of the World *
An entertaining beekeeping memoir * The Times *
a must-read for honey lovers' Daily Mail
Bill Turnbull worked on BBC Breakfast as a presenter from 2001-2016. He now works at Classic FM and lives in Buckinghamshire with his wife, three children, two black Labradors, five chickens and an awful lot of bees.
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ISBN 13 9780751544053
ISBN 10 0751544051
Title The Bad Beekeepers Club
Author Bill Turnbull
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Little, Brown Book Group
Year published 2011-05-05
Number of pages 256
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.