“Bear in the Air”
By Susan Meyers
Illustrated by Amy Bates
E MEYE (Pflu Library)
MEY (RR Library)
Many kids form an attachment to a stuffed animal or a blanket. It can be tiring caring that item everywhere every time you go, but what’s even worse is the idea of losing it. No matter what you say or do the child wouldn’t understand, he wouldn’t stop crying for his bear, it would be a nightmare. But what about the bear? What kind of troubles and hardships would he face because he’s not with his loving child? What does he do? How can he get back to him? This story is about this little boys’ teddy bear who gets lost and the bears LONG and strange journey getting back to his little boys loving arms. On each page, the reader “meets” the characters involved in getting the bear back to his boy, one step at a time. Cute story, very short reading.
By Susan Meyers
Illustrated by Amy Bates
E MEYE (Pflu Library)
MEY (RR Library)
Many kids form an attachment to a stuffed animal or a blanket. It can be tiring caring that item everywhere every time you go, but what’s even worse is the idea of losing it. No matter what you say or do the child wouldn’t understand, he wouldn’t stop crying for his bear, it would be a nightmare. But what about the bear? What kind of troubles and hardships would he face because he’s not with his loving child? What does he do? How can he get back to him? This story is about this little boys’ teddy bear who gets lost and the bears LONG and strange journey getting back to his little boys loving arms. On each page, the reader “meets” the characters involved in getting the bear back to his boy, one step at a time. Cute story, very short reading.
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