The Lost Bear
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He woke up and rubbed his eyes. He yawned. And suddenly he saw that the sun was almost overhead. He had overslept! By now he should be up the river at his berry patch. By now should haves picked and eaten a bucket of berries. He needed to hurry. Still sleepy, he lumbered off--off in the wrong direction.
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A bear lived in the forest not far from the groundhog burrow. The groundhogs had never seen him. Nobody had ever seen him. He slept all winter in an old hollow log. Summers, he spent his days fishing and picking berries up the river.
That is, until one day he awakes and finds he’s overslept. He stumbles up and heads off in the wrong direction and soon realizes he’s lost. He needs help from the little forest animals he sees as he makes his way through the forest, but the animals are terrified of this enormous bear and hide. When the bear falls into a deep hole and can’t get out, the animals have a difficult decision to make.
This picture book for children is a story about overcoming fear to do the right thing.
About the Author
JANE KOPPER HILLEARY, the mother of seven children, grandmother of sixteen, and great grandmother of four, has published three children’s books. This is her fourth. She lives in Kirkland, Washington.