No One Told Bear by Jen Wolf
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Join Emily and her favorite toys zooming through space, dancing on center stage, and hunting for buried treasure. Will her brother, Matt, come too, or miss out on all the fun? Turn the pages as Emily’s imagination comes to life with Monique Machut’s colorful illustrations to find out.
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About the Author
Hey, I’m Jen. I love hats, popcorn, and Up North. I’m happily married, and we have awesome kids. I do all the voices when we read, and we read a lot. I love watercolors, but despise glitter. I teach elementary art and substitute in nearly everything else. My favorite part of the library is still the children’s section where you can always find a good book.
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What readers are saying:
Open the pages of this adorable picture book, and you are transported into the imaginative world of children! Younger sister Emily finds her voice as she and her brother Matt disagree about her play adventures. This story teaches us all that imagination is endless and meant to be shared. The engaging text and colorful pictures will put a smile on your face as you enjoy the book No One Told Bear with your favorite little “imagineer”.
Mary Langford
Parent, Grandparent, and Kindergarten Teacher
Showcasing the best of childhood pretend play, join Emily as she lets her imagination run wild and encourages her stuffie friends to dream big. This is sure to delight both parents and children. Regardless of age, readers will connect with the joy of pretend and all the adventurous places your imagination can take you.
Emily is such a fantastic character. Love to see a little girl who isn’t afraid to be herself and stand up for others (even her stuffies). We could all learn a thing or two from Emily.
McKenzie R.,
Librarian
