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How the Bear lost his Tail
SANTHINI GOVINDAN, PROSENJIT
eBook (Unicorn Books, March 6, 2012)Animal Tales for children
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How Bear Lost His Tail
Lucy Bowman
Hardcover (Usborne Books, )None
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How Bear Lost His Tail
Ilett O'Connor
language (Xlibris US, June 12, 2015)Bear was very bored one day so he roamed the forest looking for someone to play with. He came upon Frog, Snake, Lizard, Turtle, Ants and Alligator. They are all too busy to play and they all find all the excuses not to play, except Alligator. Of course Alligator wants to play because he wants to eat Bear. Thats how Bear lost his tail.
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How Bear Lost His Tail
Dan Underwood
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Feb. 8, 2017)An Iroquois story about how bear lost his tail. Kid's book. 24 pages full color pictures. Illustrated. Native American. Nature.
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How Bear Lost His Tail
NILL
Paperback (Usborne, )None
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How Bear Lost His Tail
Ilett O'connor
Paperback (Xlibris, June 12, 2015)Bear was very bored one day so he roamed the forest looking for someone to play with. He came upon Frog, Snake, Lizard, Turtle, Ants and Alligator. They are all too busy to play and they all find all the excuses not to play, except Alligator. Of course Alligator wants to play because he wants to eat Bear. That's how Bear lost his tail.
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How Rabbit Lost His Tail
Ann Tompert, Jacqueline Chwast
Hardcover (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Feb. 1, 1997)One moonlit night when the world was young, Rabbit danced in a grove of willow trees, nibbling twigs from a raspberry bush and dreaming of the coming spring. Rabbit's tail flowed out behind him, for in those days it was long and thick like Squirrel's tail is today. In How Rabbit Lost His Tail, based on a Seneca legend, Ann Tompert's playful text and Jacqueline Chwast's elegant illustrations tell the story of Rabbit's embarrassing loss long ago in the magic of a woodland spring.
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How the Bear Lost His Tail
Susan Price, Sara Ogilvie
Paperback (Capstone Classroom, March 1, 2014)A story based on a North American tale about a fox who tricks a bear out of his tail.
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