Books published by publisher Little Hare

The boy and the bear are back. The companion volume to Where Is Bear? sees the little boy returning home with a full shopping cart, only to exclaim, "What happened to bear?" When you search long and hard for a beloved bear, you may be surprised by what turns up. Children will again love joining in the irresistible search for Bear and finding where he is on every page.

This is a story about hope, kindness and redemption set in a grey dystopian world. When a great feather drifts from the leaden sky, two children recognize its extraordinariness and take it to the village for its protection. The villagers, however, want to encase it, upon which the feather loses its radiance. The children take it home and care for it through the night. In the morning it is again radiant, and when they set it free it leaves behind the first signs of blue sky and color. The ambiguous ending invites multiple interpretations about the effects of selflessness and kindness.

In the vein of The Giving Tree, a modern tale about life's cycles, and the discovery that every end is a new beginning Henry is a small sapling who grows into a big strong tree under the protection of an even bigger and stronger tree. But then comes the longest night with drenching waters and howling winds, and the biggest and strongest tree falls. Henry is alone and his heart is hollow until he hears the small voice of a new sapling amongst his roots. An evocative story about cycles and generations, with sumptuous illustrations that add depth and meaning to a timeless theme.

A highly acclaimed writer and illustrator team up to create the ideal adorable book for babies and toddlers All the itsy bitsy babies are warm and snug.All the itsy bitsy babies want to hug, hug, hug!All the itsy bitsy babies are full of bliss.All the itsy bitsy babies want to kiss, kiss, kiss! With charming illustrations and rhythmic text that is perfect for reading aloud, this wonderful story about the things babies love to do will inspire endless fun, as babies always love to read about babies. Descriptions of such familiar activities as playing peek-a-boo, clapping, and banging a drum are accompanied by lively illustrations, and will inspire many imitations.