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Suzanne Bloom
What About Bear?
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Who will fix the friendship? It’s playtime and Bear and Goose are having fun. Then Little Fox joins in and somebody gets left out. Sound familiar? The dilemma of choosing one friend over another is one of childhood’s classic problems. Someone’s feelings are bound to get hurt. But as this gentle story shows, the solution lies in including friends, not excluding them. As in her previous Bear and Goose stories, Suzanne Bloom’s latest book deals with a familiar aspect of friendship: being left out.
ISBN: 978-1590789131
Publisher: Boyds Mills Press
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A riotous and reassuring story about the positive effects of being, maybe, just a little different. -
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Perfect for home or the classroom, this book contains notes for parents and teachers with recommendations of approaches to enable children to manage their emotions. -
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