Books with author Kathleen Allan-Meyer

Little Bear's personality energizes the stories in this series; his companions are engaging, and the artwork is colorful, detailed, and humorous. Imaginative integration of text and pictures creates relationships between the characters that are believable and warm. (Ages 2-6)

Little Bear's personality energizes the stories in this series; his companions are engaging, and the artwork is colorful, detailed, and humorous. Imaginative integration of text and pictures creates relationships between the characters that are believable and warm. (Ages 2-6)

Book by Meyer, Kathleen Allan

Mother Bear finds a way to help Little Bear remember his manners.

Little Bear learns about manners.

Recounts the life of Father Junipero Serra, a courageous and dedicated Spanish priest who brought Christianity to eighteenth-century California

A biography of the last of the Yahi Indians, who for many years lived in hidden villages and caves in northern California.

Book by Allan-Meyer, Kathleen

A profile of life in Ireland traces the roots of its modern culture and conflicts through history and provides an account of Irish immigration to America

Day camp? Without Rudie and Spunky around? Little Bear is sure he doesn't want to risk it, even though his brothers are going too. But doing crafts and going on hikes and building a bonfire might be fun--if only he had a friend! What was that secret Mother Bear told him? Maybe he'll give it a try.

When his best friend, Spunky, misses school one day, Little Bear realizes that he has not been very nice to his other friends and bakes some special cookies (recipe included) to show he cares about them, too.

Mother tells Little Bear to stay right outside the door, but Little Bear thinks big adventure is what he needs. Off he goes with his two friends, Rudie Coon and Spunky Skunk. Together they find plenty to do, but it is Little Bear who has the best adventure of all.