Books with title Honey bear

Once upon a time there lived two bears. One bear's name was Honey Bear and the other bear's name was Inky. Honey Bear was a brown bear who loved to eat honey and Inky was a little black bear who was always getting into mischief." ... And so each adventure begins. The stories originated as unwritten bedtime stories told by my dad at the repeated urgings of my sister and me, and later by me for my girls. I have put them in print in hope that the tradition of Honey Bear and Inky stories will be passed down through my family and for the enjoyment of others.In this story, Inky gets a new fishing pole shows Honey Bear that he knows all about catching fish.

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This is a story about two bees that do not like to share. I hope by reading this book, young children will learn how to share. Sharing is important because it will help you keep friends throughout life. It is one of the vital skills that every child must learn and develop. When you share, it is a form of care! Author note: I am honored to be writing a book that will influence children. I hope they learn this vital skill to share with others. This is important for them to know as they grow. In the story of the two honeybees, the bees will teach them on why it is so important to share. Having all means nothing, unless you share it all.