Little Bear is looking for the most precious thing in the world. She finds a beautiful blue stone, a fluffy feather and a soft rose, but Mummy Bear says she can think of something even more precious. What could it be?
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PreS–While walking in the woods one autumn morning, Little Bear and her mother find many treasures. The small cub discovers a glittering stone, a wild rose, a blue butterfly, and a feather caught in a spider's web. She declares each item to be the most precious thing in the whole wide world, but each time, her mother insists that a more precious article remains to be found. Of course, that special object turns out to be Little Bear herself. The plot is not a new one and the ending is predictable, but getting there is fun, and toddlers will enjoy pointing out the precious things on each page. The illustrations–mostly pastel with a judicious use of jewel tones–contribute to the feelings of warm sunshine and mother-daughter bonding created by the text.–Daisy Porter, San Jose Public Library, CA
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- PublisherGood Books
- Publication date2013
- ISBN 10 1561485349
- ISBN 13 9781561485345
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages28
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