The Bear Books: Bear's New Friend (Board book)

from yarb

Nicely produced but the verse doesn't quite ring true and the plot is minimal.

from szanes

Young children will enjoy this book, however, it lacks the initial charm of "Bear Snores On", in my opinion. The first 2 books of the series are the strongest and most memorable. Children will want to add this book to their collection, though,because they have fallen in love with the whimsical ch...

from krau0098

This is a story about Bear who hears a noise in the woods. Bear keeps running into his normal friends in the woods but none of them are the ones making the noise. In the end the animal making the noise was hiding because it was scared and is happy to be friends with Bear. The pictures in this boo...

from matthewbloome

Another character joins the Bear crew. Now it's an owl, a shy owl. If you've been reading the other books, this one would be appealing too.

from cacv78

Wilson, Karma. (2006). Bear's New Friend. Illustrated by Jane Chapman. New York: Scholastic, Inc. This story is told in rhyme and is the story of a bear in search of his friends to play. Bear keeps hearing someone yell out "Who" as he roams the forest looking for all his friends. Throughout the s...