In this installment, Jessie Bear attends a family reunion, exploring his connections to relatives while uncovering the family's history. Through vibrant illustrations, he navigates his place within the larger family dynamic, gaining insights into both the past and present.
Nancy White Carlstrom Reihenfolge der Bücher
Nancy White Carlstrom ist eine Autorin von über 50 Kinderbüchern, die sich von ihren Jahren in Alaska, ihren Freiwilligenerfahrungen in Afrika und Haiti sowie der Erziehung ihrer beiden Söhne inspirieren lässt. Ihr Werk zeichnet sich durch eine tiefe Auseinandersetzung mit der Welt der Kindheit und den Wunsch aus, junge Leser zu inspirieren. In ihren Geschichten erforscht sie Themen wie Wachstum, Entdeckung und Familie und berührt damit die Herzen von Kindern und Erwachsenen.





- 2004
- 1996
Jesse Bear, What Will You Wear?
- 28 Seiten
- 1 Lesestunde
Celebrating its tenth anniversary, this board book introduces readers to the delightful world of Jesse Bear through vibrant rhymes and enchanting illustrations. It captures the joyful moments of a little bear's day, making it a perfect read for babies and preschoolers. Full of color and charm, it invites young readers to engage with Jesse Bear's adventures in a fun and accessible format.
- 1993
What Does the Rain Play?
- 32 Seiten
- 2 Lesestunden
A small boy enjoys all the special sights and sounds of a rainy day, from his early morning walk through puddles to get to school, to the soothing melody that the rain plays at bedtime.
- 1992
How Do You Say It Today, Jesse Bear?
- 32 Seiten
- 2 Lesestunden
Jesse Bear has his own way of saying his special message and of celebrating every month of the year. Starting off the new year with cheers, Jesse says it with horns in January, colored eggs in April, and a star-filled, flag-waving, band-playing July parade. He says it with Halloween faces in October, and a thankful family around the Thanksgiving table in November. Young children will identify with Jesse Bear's "I love you" -- said in many different ways, but always meaning the same -- and the fun he has in expressing that sentiment throughout the year. Join Jesse Bear in his exuberant celebration of all twelve months, made extra special with Bruce Degen's artwork.
- 1991
A father describes the coming of winter to his little girl.