Bradley is a fuzzy little bee who likes to be good and kind. He tries to mind his parents, and he picks his toys up so that other people don't trip over them. But Bradley has a problem with anger. When he goes out to the garden one day to eat from the flowers there, he suddenly finds himself knocked down to the ground by a fast stream of water. Bradley shouts and buzzes, but it's no use. He winds up thoroughly soaked and covered in mud. The next day, he goes to see where that water came from and discovers a mean hand holding a garden hose. He takes his anger out on the hand-but his actions put the flower garden in danger. Can Bradley learn to be a better bee for the sake of his flower friends? In this children's story, a young bee allows his anger to jeopardize his favorite flower garden and learns a valuable lesson about controlling his temper.