Bonny Becker ist die Autorin zahlreicher preisgekrönter Bilderbücher und Jugendromane. Ihre Werke zeichnen sich durch ihren einzigartigen Stil und tiefe Einblicke in die Welt der Kindheit aus. Becker konzentriert sich auf Themen wie Freundschaft, Mut und Selbstfindung, womit sie die Herzen von Lesern aller Altersgruppen erobert hat. Ihre Erzählungen sind reich an Fantasie und Weisheit.
Der alte Bär hat Geburtstag. Aber er mag keine Geburtstage – ebenso wenig wie Glückwünsche, Geschenke und Partys. Viel lieber will er in Ruhe seine Höhle putzen. Doch das findet die kleine Maus gar nicht gut. Sie muss ihren ganzen Einfallsreichtum aufbieten, um den alten Bären doch noch umzustimmen.
Der alte Bär ist krank, sehr krank. Seine Augen sind rot, seine Nase läuft, und der Hals tut ihm weh. Der alte Bär fühlt sich elend und schwach. Gut, dass die Maus - klein, grau und mit blitzenden Augen - ihn besucht. Sie ist sich sicher, das richtige Heilmittel für den alten Bären zu haben. Ob es ihr wirklich gelingt, ihn wieder auf die Beine zu bringen?
When the impish Mouse comes to spend the night, Bear is in for a rude - and very funny - awakening in this irresistible bedtime story starring the unlikely pair.
The relentlessly cheery Mouse pushes a cold-suffering Bear to new heights of melodrama in a hilarious new adventure starring the unlikely pair. Bear has a terrible cold. In fact, Bear is quite sure that no one has ever been as sick as he is. So when Mouse comes tap, tap, tapping on his front door eager to make Bear "as good as new" by reading a sunny story, singing a rousing chorus and plinking a twangy tune on her banjo, the pitifully coughing Bear - growing weaker by the minute - is convinced that his tiny friend does not appreciate the gravity of the situation. Can there be any saving Bear from his certain demise? Welcome the world's most lovable curmudgeon and his endearing, unstoppable sidekick in a wry new comedy sure to have even red-eyed, sniffly-nosed readers rolling with laughter.
Celebrate curmudgeonly Bear and the irrepressible Mouse in this laugh-out-loud companion to the much-loved A Visitor for Bear, A Bedtime for Bear and The Sniffles for Bear. Bear does not like birthdays. He doesn't like parties or balloons, cards or candles. In fact, Bear does not like anything to do with birthdays at all. He would much rather spend his birthday alone cleaning his house, but Mouse, small and grey and bright-eyed, has other ideas. With a perfectly paced story by Bonny Becker paired with Kady MacDonald Denton's slapstick visual comedy, A Birthday for Bear welcomes young listeners to the party in a new Bear and Mouse picture book ideal for sharing.
Bear's efforts to keep out visitors to his house are undermined by a very persistent mouse.
A captivating teacher with enchanting abilities, Ms. Plum inspires her students through her unique approach to learning. She brings magic into the classroom, making lessons come alive and sparking imagination. With her guidance, kids embark on whimsical adventures that not only educate but also foster creativity and curiosity. Her presence transforms the mundane school experience into something extraordinary, making her the ideal mentor for every child.
Bear does not want to go to the library. He is quite sure he already has all the books he will ever need. Yet the relentlessly cheery Mouse, small and grey and bright-eyed, thinks differently. When Bear reluctantly agrees to go with his friend to the big library, neither rocket ships nor wooden canoes are enough for Bear's picky tastes. How will Mouse ever find the perfect book for Bear?
Bear had never had a real Christmas... Clearly, the most important thing was pickles.Get ready for Christmas and the best kind of surprises as grumpy Bear and eager Mouse return in a funny tale full of festive cheer and friendship.One frosty night, Bear hears a tap, tap, tapping on his front door. “Merry Christmas!” cries Mouse, who has arrived for a Christmas party. Bear has never had one before, but he’s certain that pickles are essential, along with the reading of a long and difficult poem. The problem is, whenever Bear comes back from the kitchen with treats, Mouse has vanished – only to be found, small and grey and guilty-eyed, scurrying under the bed or searching the cupboard. Will there be a present for Mouse? Even just a tiny one?