One dark and stormy night, Mrs Bear is putting Sam to bed. She asks him if he is ready, but he says that he is waiting. She reads him a story, but still he isn't ready. So Mrs Bear tucks the blanket around Sam. What can Sam be waiting for? Originally published: 2001.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Spend a wonderful day with Little Chick in these three enchanting stories from master storyteller Amy Hest and much-admired illustrator Anita Jeram.How Little Chick longs for her carrot to grow tall, for her kite to fly high, to be able to reach up and take her star from the sky. But her carrot is small, her kite bobs along on the ground and she can't stretch up far enough to touch her star. Sometimes things just don't turn out quite the way you want them to. But, as Old-Auntie shows Little Chick, there is just as much wonder in things that are small and far away - if you only look!
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Old Auntie encourages and nurtures Little Chick in three stories about a carrot, a kite, and a starry night.
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Old Auntie encourages and nurtures Little Chick in three stories about a carrot, a kite, and a starry night.
6-8 Years
The house is dark and quiet, but Bunny is wide awake. He is waiting in bed because Dad always comes in to check on him, but tonight, Dad is late. Where could he be? Bunny simply cannot wait any longer. Since Dad forgot to check on him, Bunny decides he must go check on Dad. Slipping quietly out of bed, he loads up his wagon with everything Dad could possibly need for the night, including a cozy blanket, a tasty snack, and their absolute favorite book. Pulling his supplies down the long hallway, Bunny finally finds Dad fast asleep. Now it is up to Bunny to wake him up and make sure everything is perfectly fine. You can follow along on this gentle nighttime mission that proves everyone needs a little checking on sometimes.
6-8 Years
40 Pages
Bringing a new pet home is an unforgettable experience, and you will feel every moment of it in this heartwarming story. When Henry carries his new puppy, Charley, through the snow in an old baby blanket, he wants everything to be perfect. You will follow along as Henry gives Charley a grand tour, reminding the little dog that he is finally home. Henry's parents have strict rules about the puppy sleeping in the kitchen, but the middle of the night brings unexpected whimpers. Henry knows exactly what his new friend needs. This tender tale captures the immediate, unbreakable bond between a child and a puppy. It explores the gentle compromises families make when welcoming a new pet, wrapped up in beautiful, cozy illustrations.
6-8 Years
35 Pages
Sam is tucked in for the night, but a cough keeps breaking the quiet: HCK HCK. Mrs. Bear knows he needs medicine, but Sam knows something too: the syrup tastes awful, the spoon is too big, and being sick is no fun at all. In this gentle picture book, Amy Hest and Anita Jeram return to the warm world of Sam and Mrs. Bear for a story full of patience, comfort, and loving care. The snowy night, the cozy house, and Mrs. Bear’s calm attention make this a soothing read for children who understand how miserable a cold can feel. Tender and reassuring, it is a bedtime story about feeling cared for when you do not feel well.
6-8 Years
35 Pages
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6-8 Years
32 Pages
