The Murmur of Bees Free Audiobook Download by Sofía Segovia

The Murmur of Bees is a short story (32 pages) written by Sofia Segovia. It tells the story of a solitary bee, who hides from predators in an abandoned field when he feels threatened. When he finds a flower, he investigates and discovers that the flowers are not what they seem.

The Murmur of Bees tells the story of a young man who has been in love with his childhood best friend for years. She has always told him she doesn't feel the same way and he is constantly trying new ways to get her to be with him. One day, after years of this back and forth, he finally tracks her down in the middle of Manhattan, only to find out she's just been diagnosed with cancer. He decides that they need to try something different before it's too late. Together they make a plan and head off into the world in search of all of the things they never got to do together as children- all while fighting for their lives against an illness neither one thought they would ever have to face.

In The Murmur of Bees, Sofía Segovia tells a deeply personal story about her grandfather and what he taught her. Her grandfather was old-fashioned and sentimental, but also generous and wise. She describes how she and other members of the family gathered around him in his small house on the outskirts of Lima when he passed away. As she says goodbye for the last time, she remembers how he taught her about bees—the way they sense danger, the way their wings create an audible buzz that travels through their bodies. With this scene, Segovia creates a world where people are connected to nature through beautiful things like flowers and honey.

The Murmur of Bees by Sofía Segovia is a novel about an institutionalized woman and her two sons, one of whom is mute. The story follows the woman over the course of several years as she fights for her freedom and the future of her sons.

The Murmur of Bees is a beautifully written audio book that can be best described as the nonfiction version of the movie, The Sting. It is an interesting and well-researched study of honeybees and their efforts to communicate with other bees across a distance.

In the Murmur of Bees, Sofia Segovia tells a story of her grandparents. She begins by describing the life and home of her parents in Spain, before their departure for America. They left their home to find work opportunities in order that they could save up enough money to send for his family. When Sofía was finally able to leave on her own journey, she believed that things would be the same back at home. She soon found her assumptions were wrong when she returned three months later and no one had been there waiting for her.