Books with title The Bear Who Wanted to be a Bear.

Highlighting issues of environmental protection, human identity, and the pursuit of self, this remarkable modern fable brings philosophical subjects to the forefront through humor and imagination. When a brown bear awakes from hibernation, he is surprised to find that a modern factory has been built right over his den. His bewilderment only grows when a factory guard mistakes him for an unshaven human and, failing to prove his identity, is forced to become a factory worker.

Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? This Wolf will charm you with his quirky humor and fun-loving personality. Follow his brand-new adventure—where nothing is what it seems!Becoming a superhero: What a great idea, thinks the Wolf! No sooner said than done, our Wolf slips into his tights and cape . . . and starts looking for someone to save! Did you say easy? Not so sure when you're super clumsy!Eléonore Thuillier started as a fashion designer before turning to illustrating children's books.Orianne Lallemand lives in the West of France by the sea with her four children.

The Whale who Wanted to be Small, the first book written and illustrated by the best selling Hawaiian children's book author, Gill McBarnet nearly 30 years ago, tells the story of Kanani the baby whale. Kanani is much bigger than any of her sea creature friends, and wishes she was small like them. Only when exposed to the magnificence of her Grandfather does she realize the beauty and value of being a whale. This charming story of self-esteem will delight children and inform them about one of the giants of the ocean - the Humpback Whale.

When Bobby's teacher asks her class what everyone wants to be when they grow up, Bobby is the only one who proudly announces he wants to be a dancer. His classmates don't understand. They think dancing is just for girls. Bobby asks his parents about that and they encourage him by enrolling him in a dance class. Bobby's brother doesn't seem to like that his brother is dancing. He often makes fun of Bobby with the other kids at school. At the end of Bobby's dance class is a recital for everyone's families. On the night of the recital one of the dancers is sick. Who will replace the sick dancer? It's a surprise ending to a book about family, friendship and dance!