‘Pete the Bee Reserve 10’ is the last book in the group of ten ‘Pete the Bee’ books (each book filled with five short stories) written by Uk author Paul Cook. Pete and his close friends: Shebdon the shire horse, Greggor the goose, Brandon the travel, Claridge the kitty and Brambles the sheepdog live on a farm someplace in the English countryside with Farmer Geoff, his wife and their four daughters: Alice, Elegance, Rose and Nell.

In the 1st story, we encounter the goat that lives in the about Pete the Bee Book 10 neighbouring farm. The goat can be a most unpleasant pet and it fees at every person it sees. Pete chooses to speak to the goat to find out why it really is so mean to everyone. Pete is certainly sick and tired of the moaning of the animals due to the rainfall in the next story and he decides to take off on his own to find some tranquility. In the third story, the plantation is infested with fleas. Everyone is scratching and scratching because of the fleas. How will the farmer remove them? Pete really wants to visit a lighthouse in the 4th story and sets off to find one. In the final story, the animals imagine what they’ll do through the summer season holidays in the hot weather.

These lighthearted short stories are suitable for children of any age – and parents too. The ‘Pete the Bee’ tales had been originally conceived as stories to find out by the author to his boy Matthew.