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Sleepy Bear
Nadia Garnier, Tanya Ramsey
eBook (Red Diamond Literary, Dec. 9, 2013)In the magical world of the elf-like people of Hush and Slumber, Marisol is the only kid in town who doesn't have a living teddy bear. On her 7th birthday her Papa surprises her with the rarest of all living teddy bears, a little polar bear named Sleepy. They are instant friends. Marisol and all her friends take their bears out for fun to celebrate at an amusement park, baseball game, and a circus and no matter where they go or how much fun they're having, Sleepy ultimately can't manage to stay awake. By the end of the fun day, Sleepy feels terrible. He thinks he ruined all the fun by constantly falling asleep, but Marisol lets him know that they had a great time, and that she loves him and accepts him because they are friends no matter what. The moral of the story is that sometimes we have flaws out of our control, but real friends love us for who we are no matter what.
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Sleepy Beasties
Neecy Twinem
Board book (Cooper Square Publishing Llc, Sept. 30, 2006)A richly colored board book series, featuring 10 different beasties eating or sleeping in their habitats, ending with a toddler child mimicking animal friends. Adorable illustrations in brilliant tones make these books stand out
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Sleepy Bear
Lydia Dabcovich
Hardcover (Dutton Juvenile, April 1, 1982)Follows Sleepy Bear as he finds a cave and curls up for a long sleep and later awakens to the sounds and smells of spring
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Sleepy Bear
Lydia Dabcovich
Paperback (Puffin, March 1, 1993)Follows Sleepy Bear as he finds a cave and curls up for a long sleep and later awakens to the sounds and smells of spring
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Sleepy Bear
Stewart Cowley, Kate Davies
Board book (Readers Digest, Nov. 1, 1993)When Sleepy Bear looks for a more comfortable bed, all his friends offer their own sleeping places, but somehow none of them is quite right
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Beasties
Pat Hall, Emmeline Hall Forrestal
Hardcover (Crow's Foot Books, March 15, 2015)Troubled with squishy-looking beasties under the bed? Are you being followed by a "wolfish toothy group"? Granny knows how to handle these difficulties - get the beasties counting! But this eventually leads to wet miserable beasties outside trying to count raindrops. They could use a friend! This rhyming story is a calming bedtime read and a lesson in friendship. Recipe for "beastly good" chocolate chip cookies included. Won a 2016 Purple Dragonfly First Place Award for Picture Books-6 & Older, and a 2016 Purple Dragonfly Honorable Mention for Best Illustrations.
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Sleepy Bear
Nadia Garnier, Tanya Ramsey
Hardcover (Red Diamond Literary, March 15, 2014)In the magical world of the elf-like people of Hush and Slumber, Marisol is the only kid in town who doesn't have a living teddy bear. On her 7th birthday her Papa surprises her with the rarest of all living teddy bears, a little polar bear named Sleepy. They are instant friends. Marisol and all her friends take their bears out for fun to celebrate at an amusement park, baseball game, and a circus and no matter where they go or how much fun they're having, Sleepy ultimately can't manage to stay awake. By the end of the fun day, Sleepy feels terrible. He thinks he ruined all the fun by constantly falling asleep, but Marisol lets him know that they had a great time, and that she loves him and accepts him because they are friends no matter what. The moral of the story is that sometimes we have flaws out of our control, but real friends love us for who we are no matter what. Purchase a Discounted Copy HERE http://www.reddiamondfilms.com/apps/webstore/
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Sleepy Bear
Stewart Cowley, Kate Davies, Susi Adams
Board book (Reader's Digest Children's Books, Jan. 15, 1994)None
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Sleepy Bear
Krisztina Nagy, Dawn Bentley, Renee Jablow
Hardcover (Piggy Toes Pr, Oct. 1, 1999)Book by
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Sleepy Bear
Lydia Dabcovich
Paperback (Demco Media, May 1, 1985)Shows Bear getting ready for his long winter's nap, or hibernation, and his springtime awakening.
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Sleepy Bear
Lydia Dabcovich
School & Library Binding (Rebound by Sagebrush, March 15, 1993)Shows Bear getting ready for his long winter's nap, or hibernation, and his springtime awakening.
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Beasties,
Elsa Dresbach
Accessory (Pacific Books, March 15, 1951)A great little collection of children's verse, with the subject being beasties. The wonderful illustrations are by Maurice Day, perhaps best known for drawing deer and fawns for Disney's "Bambi".