Books with title The Bear Nobody Wanted

If it had a voice it would be crying out: - I want to belong - I want to be loved - I want to feel valued Then something surprising happens that changes everything! The reader can easily see here the parallel to a child who -- feels he or she doesn't really fit in or who doesn't feel wanted -- until they discover that there is someone, somewhere who loves them just as they are.

Truly Touching and WonderfulThe Puppy Nobody Wanted is a heart-felt, touching, and awe inspiring story about a lame puppy that no one wanted to take home because of his awkward walk. This story will touch your heart, make you laugh, make you cry, and truly create an enjoyable experience for you, your students, and your loved ones.This wonderful and intriguing classic by J.E. Bell features a puppy by the name of Mickey who just can’t seem to fit in. J.E. Bell is the author behind the creative and extremely innovative and unique children’s series, the Vintage Comic Stories collection. Her books have thrilled and inspired countless children and parents, and now she can reach you too through this amazing and heartwarming story. Your young readers will spend hours being entertained by the colorful and classical vintage style artwork of the story, but what will draw them back to these incredible books time and time again are the wonderful stories by J.E. Bell. The Puppy Nobody Wanted makes an excellent tool for teaching your students, kids or grandkids to read or simply reading them a sweet and memorable bedtime story.Mickey is a sad and lonely puppy when the rest of his siblings are adopted and he has to stay behind and wait for the chance of another forever-home. Soon he gets so lonesome, and misses his brothers and sisters so much, that he decides to run away and find them, thinking that once he sees his brothers and sisters again, he’ll stay with them at their new home and live happily ever after.But things don’t look so good for Mickey once he leaves the comfort of the kennel. He starts seeing scary things and hearing what he expects to be giants in the forest. He becomes frightened and bewildered as he searches for his family. Will he ever find them?Parents, grandparents and teachers alike will appreciate the bonus list of possible teaching moments found at the back of the book to be used when reading this book to your children. You’ll especially appreciate the bonus list of possible teaching moments found at the back of the book to be used when reading this book to your children.Along his journey Mickey meets up with several fun and strikingly entertaining characters such as a horse, a kitten, and even a dog-catcher and eventually other dogs. This heartwarming and suspenseful tale will leave you and your young ones breathless and hanging on the edge of your seat as this pup makes a daring journey through the strange, real world in search of his family. Don’t miss your chance to own this delightful and touching story today. You and your young readers alike will love it!

This dog lovers children's book appropriate for preschool, ages 6-8, preteen and anyone who loves animal stories is a hit with children of all ages. This true story of a fear-filled, starved, and abused dog that lived in a hole in the ground is emotionally moving as it pulls the reader into the quest of a loving and patient mother who eventually win's the dog's trust. Parents and children alike read this book again and again because this is a feel good story that motivates the reader to overcome fear with love. This is a great story to help your child deal with being afraid. In addition, the way the story unfolds teaches children the power of being patient and not giving up. Many parents have commented that this book is their child's favorite book to read at bedtime.The author, Eddie Lawrence, first told this true story to an audience who sat in tears as he related how his mother patiently persisted to communicate to a fear-filled dog that there was someone who would give it love and care. This book contains sixteen stunning full-colored images that you expect only in a Disney movie. The beautiful artist rendered images visualizes the unfolding drama between the compassionate persistent mother and the cautious trembling dog. The story is captivating but short enough to be easily read as a bed time story. You are sure to enjoy this delightful children's book that has already been read by thousands of people. Get ready to experience your heart being moved upon this fascinating true story of compassion.

They call Mrs. Beasley the cat lady because she takes in all kinds of stray cats and finds homes for them. Sometimes the cats get loose and run through people's yards. That makes her neighbors mad. No one but Frankie seems to see that Mrs. Beasley is doing a good thing by saving those lost animals. Then Mrs. Beasley gets sick, and she may lose all her cats. If anyone can help Mrs. Beasley and the cats that no one wanted, it has to be Frankie.

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Doss's charming, touching, and at times hilarious chronicle tells how each of the children, representing white, Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Korean, Mexican, and Native American backgrounds, came to her and husband Carl, a Methodist minister. She writes of the way the "unwanted" feeling was erased with devoted love and understanding and how the children united into one happy family. Her account reads like a novel, with scenes of hard times and triumphs described in vivid prose. The Family Nobody Wanted, which inspired two films, opened doors for other adoptive families and was a popular favorite among parents, young adults, and children for more than thirty years. Now this edition will introduce the classic to a new generation of readers. An epilogue by Helen Doss that updates the family's progress since 1954 will delight the book's loyal legion of fans around the world.