Books with author Michael Sampson

Mother and Father Koala don t like the pandas ears, and don t trust the polar bears. In fact, they don't approve of any of the bears that are different from them. But all their grumpiness melts away when they see their little bears playing happily with the other little bears. They realize that their similarities far outweigh their differences. The Other Bears is an eloquent tale about tolerance and acceptance. Now available in Portuguese/English.

Mother and Father Koala don't like the pandas' ears, and don t trust the polar bears. In fact, they don't approve of any of the bears that are different from them. But all their grumpiness melts away when they see their little bears playing happily with the other little bears. They realize that their similarities far outweigh their differences. The Other Bears is an eloquent tale about tolerance and acceptance. Now available in Arabic/English.

When one bad piece of banana bread turns the star attraction of the Oakwood Zoo into a mischievous vampire monkey, and one nasty bite from that monkey turns a man into a raging, hairy monster, only one heroic chicken can rise up to save the day... The Winged Defender flies again! Chicken Boy and all his pals reunite in their fourth action-packed adventure to face their wildest villain yet... the maniacal Monkey Man!

Mother and Father Koala are suspicious of the other bears. They don t like the panda bears' looks and they don t trust the polar bears. The black bears are too noisy and the brown bears have big teeth. . .But all of their grumpiness melts away as they watch the littlest bears play together and realize that all their similarities and common needs far outweigh their differences.The Other Bears is an eloquent tale about tolerance and acceptance that will appeal to readers of any age.

Mother and Father Koala are suspicious of the other bears. They don t like the panda bears' looks and they don t trust the polar bears. The black bears are too noisy and the brown bears have big teeth. . .But all of their grumpiness melts away as they watch the littlest bears play together and realize that all their similarities and common needs far outweigh their differences.The Other Bears is an eloquent tale about tolerance and acceptance that will appeal to readers of any age.

Mother and Father Koala are suspicious of the other bears. They don t like the panda bears' looks and they don t trust the polar bears. The black bears are too noisy and the brown bears have big teeth. . .But all of their grumpiness melts away as they watch the littlest bears play together and realize that all their similarities and common needs far outweigh their differences.The Other Bears is an eloquent tale about tolerance and acceptance that will appeal to readers of any age.