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Bin och människor | Lotte Möller | Språk: Danska
Art.nr.: [6169484] | Tillverkare: CSBOOKS | EAN: 9788776956165
Språk: Danska 
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In Bees and People, Lotte Möller unfolds a tale of the relationship between humans and bees from antiquity to the present. Along the way, she discusses the life of the hive, the role of bees in revolution and religion, and the art of knowing the difference between different kinds of honey.
A beekeeper herself, Lotte Möller gives the reader a unique insight into the natural lifestyle and habits of bees, while at the same time exploring the myths of the past and explaining how they have slowly succumbed to the facts.The
book also tells of the people involved with bees, such as a gun-toting beekeeper from California, a beekeeping monk from England, and feuding beekeepers on Læsø.The
book is a fascinating introduction to the cultural history of bees that will entertain both the bee enthusiast and the curious amateur.
A beekeeper herself, Lotte Möller gives the reader a unique insight into the natural lifestyle and habits of bees, while at the same time exploring the myths of the past and explaining how they have slowly succumbed to the facts.The
book also tells of the people involved with bees, such as a gun-toting beekeeper from California, a beekeeping monk from England, and feuding beekeepers on Læsø.The
book is a fascinating introduction to the cultural history of bees that will entertain both the bee enthusiast and the curious amateur.