Books with title Little Bear And The Big Fight

There were two crabs argued about the correct walk. What kind of walking will be right?Fables are the best stories for children but adults too. Why? Because they are usually short and send an important message that you can learn from. If your child loves stories where animals are presented as the main characters and are fictional get this book now.We all have grown up with amazing fables and life has always been easier because we have learned many important life lessons. You can always return reading fables when you feel stuck. Don’t be surprised if you find your answer in a story.Don’t let your responsibilities to get you away from them, especially from reading to your child. But always be ready with more, which is why you need this book. It is filled with unique and special fables that every child and adult will find fascinating. Give your child a chance to learn through stories, because it is the easiest and most promising way for a steady and healthy childhood.It is never enough, you will never get bored reading fables, so get this book and enjoy every story!

Little Big Chief is past his prime. Now his village is under attack by a three-legged, 17-toed, loud-growling, fierce and hungry Grizzly Bear.This exciting story combines adventure, courage, and wisdom. It honors our Native American heritage while respecting our lifestyles and values.--Former Chief Gordon Thayer, Twelve years on Tribal Governing Board, four years as Chief/Chairman, Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Tribe, Hayward, WisconsinChildren change from wide-eyed anticipation to giggles and back again as they listen to this delightful, rhythmic tale of long-ago Indian lore. Then they plead, "Read it again."--Connie Lounsbury, author, Reaching Past the Wire: A Nurse at Abu GhraibThis Native American legend will captivate and intrigue young readers as the old chief goes in search of the three-legged brown grizzly bear. Great for classroom or home, juvenile audiences will delight in reading this adventuresome tale.--Susan Sampsen, M.Ed., Ed.S., Reading SpecialistLittle Big Chief won first prize in our International Short Story Contest 2007. This is an exciting captivating human adventure that reveals the strengths and weaknesses in us all.--J. Monty Wilson, CEO, Verona Publishing, Minneapolis, MCDelores Topliff holds graduate degrees in English (nearly matched by history) and teaches in Twin Cities' colleges. Besides writing, teaching, and speaking, she offers consulting and publishing services. She lives in Minnesota. Visit her online at www.delorestopliff.comDelores Topliff is the author of three books:WhooshLittle Big Chief and the Bear HuntLittle Chief and Ogopogo

This is the story about a bear named Great, who yearns to have her very own cub bear. Every night she wishes for a miracle, until one night the stars grant her wish. This story is about love, miracles, and never losing hope.It is a four season collection; "The Great Bear and the Little Bear" - winter, "The Brave Little Duckling" - spring, "Forest Friends" - summer, "Friends Forever" - autumn.I wrote these four stories with thought about our youngest generation up to seven years old.These stories teach children about never losing hope, love, caring about people close to you, working as a team, and friendship.

This is the story about a bear named Great, who yearns to have her very own cub bear. Every night she wishes for a miracle, until one night the stars grant her wish. This story is about love, miracles, and never losing hope.It is a four season collection; "Forest Friends" - summer, "The Brave Little Duckling" - spring, "Friends Forever" - autumn, "The Great Bear and the Little Bear" - winter.I wrote these four stories with thought about our youngest generation up to seven years old.These stories teach children about never losing hope, love, caring about people close to you, working as a team, and friendship.

Lars, the Little Polar Bear, spends his days watching the seagulls circling overhead & dreams of flying in the sky like a bird. One day he meets a lost puffin who cannot fly home because his wings are sticky with oil. Always ready to help a friend in need, Lars takes the little puffin to the healing waters of the hot spring. Just as they re about to leave the hot spring, Lars & the little puffin discover a huge hot-air balloon. At last, it seems that Lars's dream of exploring the sky will come true! But flying high above the ground proves to be very scary, & Lars wonders if he'll ever make it back down to his snow hill far below. Translated from the Swiss German edition. Hans de Beer's Little Polar Bear books have been published in 18 languages & in 27 countries.