Books with title Bear Makes a New Friend

Eager to play in the fall leaves, Bear heads out to find his friend, Mouse, but is startled by clatter in a tree. Determined to find out who is making all the noise, Bear goes on a short journey, picking up all of his friends on the way, until he discovers a quite bashful owl whom he declares their NEW FRIEND! This 6 x 6 Classic Board Book comes with rounded corners.

Bear is going to the swimming hole, but first he must find his friends. There's a clatter in the tree! Is it Mouse? No . . . "Who?" calls Bear. Something quickly scampers by! Is it Hare? No . . . "Who?" calls Bear. Someone seems to be hiding from Bear and his friends. Who is it? WHO? How Bear and his forest friends discover a NEW FRIEND will enchant young readers. Karma Wilson's playful text and Jane Chapman's radiant illustrations make Bear's New Friend a perfect summertime read-aloud companion to the bestselling Bear Snores On.

Meet Maya, a spunky girl from India who has profound hearing loss and wears cochlear implants. Meet Sid, Maya's new friend who loves learning about anything and everything! Find out how they became friends. Learn cool facts about ears, the brain, sounds, and more! Join Maya and Sid on their first adventure! All proceeds from the book go directly into Listening Together, so we can continue to empower families, educate professionals, and engage communities!

Learning to see past differences and appreciate people for who they are is an important lesson for everyone to live by. Maggie Mouse Makes a New Friend is an excellent story to teach children that even though someone might look different at first, you should still take the time to get to know them. With easy to read rhyming verse, this story is great for ages 3 and up and is wonderful for shared story time and for children learning to read on their own.Maggie already has many friends at daycare, but today a new student, Alice, arrives to join the class. Everyone is surprised to see that Alice is in a wheelchair and, though they are curious, they are reluctant to include her at first. At lunch time, Maggie looks around and is surprised to see that Alice has brought the exact same thing – tuna salad and pickles! Seeing that Alice is lonely, Maggie goes to join her and they quickly realize that not only do they share the same taste in lunches, they also have the same favorite color, blue! It doesn’t take long for Maggie to realize that she and Alice will be great friends and soon the other children in daycare come over to play with Alice, too. Suddenly, Alice’s wheelchair is hardly noticeable at all!

Cy the Cyclops can make just about anything, except a friend. Even practicing skills such a making eye contact and winking doesn’t seem to help. Then Cy remembers that it’s nice to share, so he turns his talent for making things to creating a special something just right for two.This charming tale about finding a friend celebrates kindness, generosity, and being true to yourself, and features fresh, colorful artwork. An author’s note with information about Cyclopes and many other mythological creates in the book is included.

In theaters November 25, 2015, Disney/Pixar The Good Dinosaur is a humorous and exciting original story about Arlo, a lively Apatosaurus with a big heart. After a traumatic event unsettles Arlo's family, he sets out on a remarkable journey, gaining an unlikely companion along the way--a human boy. Boys and girls ages 3 to 7 will love this amazing activity book based on the film, which includes four chunky crayons and more than 50 colorful stickers to enjoy!

The Lilly Lou and Moozites stories give young readers and their families ideas about places to go in the United States, interplanetary travel, and how to befriend others who may not be like us or from our region of the country. Lilly Lous relationship with the Moozites opens up a world and universe of adventures for her. The books are intended to make children smile and want to know more about the world around them. Jonathan Hoefers illustrations give readers an opportunity to find emotion and a sense of wonder about the places we see and the people we can meet.