Tulla the bee learns about self-acceptance and that being a good bug will ultimately open the door for a new friendship.
Tulla longed for friends however, because she was so colorful and didn’t fit the physical appearance of a typical bumble bee no one wanted to befriend her. Along the way, Tulla learns to love herself and accepts that being different not only makes her stand out (in a good way) it actually comes in handy and helps her win a new friend. Readers will come away not only feeling empathetic towards Tulla, but they will also learn to accept others and themselves for who they are.