Books with title Mama's Little Bears

A story of independence and reassurance from top-selling author-illustrator Nancy Tafuri, three Little Bears explore their forest home, yet never wander too far from the security of their Mama.One afternoon, Mama is teaching her three Little Bears how to fish. But in a forest full of surprises, the cubs are too curious to stay in one place for very long! Every rock and tree offers a new, exciting discovery, drawing Little Bears further and further away from the river. Yet no matter where they wander, Little Bears are never too far from their Mama's watchful eye.Nancy Tafuri's trademark watercolor style creates a playful, gentle world for this minimally-worded story of early independence and loving reassurance.

Mama Bear and Little Bear don't always agree: Mama is afraid of too much light, Little Bear fears too much dark. Mama Bear loves honey, Little Bear loves honey cakes. Mama Bear likes to tread old paths, Little Bear likes to tread new paths. But what they love more than anything is being together. And most of all, Mama Bear loves Little Bear and Little Bear loves Mama Bear.

Little Bears is a collection of short rhyming poems for preschool and Kindergarten children age 3-5. It’s the sixth book in the Rhymes for Early Readers series of short animal poems. (24 pages, Illustrated).Book 1 Little BunniesBook 2 Little DucksBook 3 Little LambsBook 4 Little ChicksBook 5 Little PigsBook 6 Little BearsBook 7 Little PuppiesBook 8 Little Kittens

Baby coos loudly. He clucks his tongue. Mama clucks back. "You're a little chick," she says. In this lyrically, rhythmic text, a mother plays with her baby, copying the sounds and sights of his new world: the softly blowing wind, the sound of falling rain, the blackness of night, and the brightness of day But the most precious thing she shows him is a mother's love. A special gift for those welcoming a new baby into the world, this beautiful picture book simply and warmly expresses the joy of sharing a baby's first experiences.

Kristina Heath (Mohican/Menominee) was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1971. Her family moved to the Mohican Indian Reservation when she was three months old and she has lived there ever since. "Wake up, Little One! It is a new day. Your Noh is going hunting today and you will go with him..." In Mohican tradition, the head of the family wakes the children each morning and teaches them the ways to please the Great, Good Spirit. Heath created this book for her own children and for all the children in the Mohican Nation, to teach them traditional values and also to renew something of what has been taught for millennia. Based on an authentic narrative by Hendrick Aupaumut, 18th and 19th century Mohican diplomat, this is "the telling of a traditional mother-child talking experience; the transmitting of a threatened yet enduring heritage, and a testimony to its survival -no, the heritage not only survives; in an endeavor such as this, it thrives."

Little Bears is a collection of short rhyming poems for preschool and Kindergarten children age 3-5. It’s the sixth book in the Rhymes for Early Readers series of short animal poems. (24 pages, Illustrated).Book 1 Little BunniesBook 2 Little DucksBook 3 Little LambsBook 4 Little ChicksBook 5 Little PigsBook 6 Little BearsBook 7 Little PuppiesBook 8 Little Kittens