B. Bear (formerly known as Baby Bear) and Lolly (short for Goldilocks) are best friends. After all, they like all the same things. With a bear-and-girl friendship that fits just right, this duo is ready for any adventure...even going to school for the first time.
With lively illustrations by Joey Chou, this picture book by New York Times bestselling author A. A. Livingston celebrates the power of friendship to overcome first-time jitters. Kids who may be a little nervous about their own first days of school will be inspired by B. Bear and Lolly’s story.
A. A. Livingston is a New York Times bestselling author of over two hundred books, written under the pen name Annie Auerbach. She lives in Oregon with her family and has stolen nine Caldecott medals, three Emmys, a Grammy, four Oscars, and a Nobel Prize in medicine.
This is an adorable first day of Kindergarten tale of (Baby) Bear and his friend (Goldilocks) Lolly, because as the front flap points out they have quite a bit in common and thus make a great pair for friends . The illustrations are great and vivid in a fairy tale woodland. All in all a good silly book on friendship; it is all that truly matters.
I read an advanced copy.
Genre: Juvenile Fiction / School & Education Ages 4 to 8, Grades P to 3 Pages: 32 Hardcover 10x10" Date Published: June 24, 2014 Publisher: Harper
A fun twist on the Goldy Locks and the Three bears. She is Lolly and He is B. Bear (NOT BABY) The adventures they go on are fun on teh way to school---but the first day of school can be scary!!
Cute pictures cute story...my favorite is when they are dressing for school. Look at each pictures they want to make you giggle!
A cute story featuring Baby Bear & Goldilocks. In this story they are pals embarking on a new adventure: kindergarten. It features colorful illustrations and the main characters are cute. A fun read for kids going to school for the 1st time.
Maybe I've just been feeling too much like anxious and overly-prepared B. Bear lately, but this book challenged me, theme-wise. It reminds us about what's really important in life--our relationships. Minimalists would love it! Good book! Well-told with fun illustrations.
The illustrations in this book are fabulous - I also really like the friendship between the two characters and the link to the Goldilocks story! A great read for kids who are going to Kindergarten for the first time and might be nervous about it.