Sweet Dreams Little Bear

A bear and her cub watch the sunset, say goodnight to their owl friend, and take a bath in preparation for bedtime.

An enchanting story about Little Bear and his bedtime adventures.

Free bonus inside. Bobby bear was a very curious bear who wondered what was outside his den. Winter was coming and as his mother told him all bears should have their winter nap but Bobby didn't want to sleep like many other children. When Mommy and Daddy bears fell asleep the little bear escaped from home to discover new things outside his den where the ground was covered in snow and severe wind was blowing through the woods. Bobby bear was very excited and happy but after some time he got cold, tired and realized he had lost his way back going too far. In her sleep Mommy bear felt something dangerous was happening to her little naughty bear. Worryingly, the parents bears went out to look for Bobby bear. This kind-hearted story with a very sweet ending and colorful illustrations is to make children love sleeping at nights. Getting acquainted with bears' hibernation process through this joyful story about Bobby bear, the children will see how dangerous can be escaping from home. At the end the children will feel how much their parents love and care about them and understand that the parents are always with them. You and your children are going to love this book. Go buy this now Simply scroll up to the top the page, and click on the yellow "buy now" button

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Baby Bear shares special moments with all the important people in his life. With Momma, he gets to spend time in the garden, picnicking and planting butterfly bushes. With Daddy, he spends time on the farm, helping to fix the tractor and dig holes for planting. With Big Brother, he goes to the beach where they sail kites and chase each other on the sand. Aunt Grace takes him to the aquarium and answers all his questions, while Uncle Roy shows him how to be a clown. And it's always a special day when Nana comes to visit. But while each day's activity and companion may be different, the routine at the end is always the same. Baby Bear is tucked into bed with a reading from a special book and always with a honey oatmeal raisin cookie. Having been involved in education for more than 30 years, Dr. Michael Shoulders travels extensively, visiting schools and speaking at conferences across the country. In addition to authoring the companion title, Say Daddy!, he has written several books for Sleeping Bear Press, including G is for Gladiator: An Ancient Rome Alphabet. Mike lives in Clarksville, Tennessee. A Rhode Island School of Design graduate, Teri Weidner has illustrated more than a dozen children's books. She works in watercolor, colored pencil, and a little of whatever else happens to be on her desk at the time. Teri lives in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.