The Honey Pit

This book is of a sexually explicit nature, it outlines how our government enacted a covert operation to combat secret plots against the United Kingdom, Canada and the USA. There are scenes that may challenge your sense of morality, so if you are squeamish at being exposed to life in all its sexuality than don't read it, but if you want to be sexually aroused and be lured into a thrilling adventure than hang on to your hat.

The stingless bees are one of the most diverse, attractive, fascinating, conspicuous and useful of all the insect groups of the tropical world. This is a formidable and contentious claim but I believe it can be backed up. They are fifty times more species rich than the honey bees, the other tribe of highly eusocial bees. They are ubiquitous in the tropics and thrive in tropical cities. In rural areas, they nest in a diversity of sites and are found on the flowers of a broad diversity of crop plants. Their role in natural systems is barely studied but they almost certainly deserve that hallowed title of keystone species. They are popular with the general public and are greatly appreciated in zoos and gardens. The chapters of this book provide abundant further evidence of the ecological and economic importance of stingless bees.

A prolific and popular writer in the early twentieth century, Helene Barcynska was a mysterious figure who eschewed the limelight and created true-to-life, multi-dimensional heroines who sacrificed everything for their art. Maggy Delamere, the memorable protagonist of The Honey-Pot, is a struggling stage actress who wants to make a name for herself. Will she achieve the acclaim she craves and find love along the way?

The Honey-Pot is a novel by Countess Barcynska. Marguerite Jarvis was a British writer, screenwriter, and actress who used numerous pseudonyms for her literary works. Excerpt: "She threw open the door for Alexandra to enter. It was the sort of room that many a domestic servant would have considered inadequate. The only compensating feature about it on this hot June day was that it had two windows. Both stood open, and on the sill of each a pot of flowers, mignonette in the one, sweet peas in the other, helped to create an impression of freshness."

Pooh knows that a honey pot can be useful in many ways--as a nice gift or as step stool for a small friend. In the tradition of the amusing "101 Uses for a Dead Cat", here are "Pooh's 101 Uses for a Honey Pot"--a honey pot how-to and user's guide inspired by A.A. Milne's timeless tales. Line drawings.