Bear's Big Day
- Subject
- School & Education
- Age
- 0-3 years
- Format
- Board Book
- Pages
- 32
- Publisher
- Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
- Size
- 16.5 cm Ă 16.5 cm
- ISBN
- 9781681194363
It's Bear's very first day of school!
He wants to be grown up, so he leaves his stuffed bunny Floppy at home along with all his familiar things. But being away from his best friend is hard--and the first day doesn't turn out quite how like Bear wanted it to. Bear learns that the first day of school might not always be perfect, and being grown up doesn't have to mean giving up the things he loves.
Geisel Honor-winning author/illustrator Salina Yoon's beloved duo Bear and Floppy head to school in Bear's Big Day--a charming picture book about starting school and being independent.
Look for more books in the Bear and Floppy series that tackle themes like facing big moments and fears.
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What reviewers said
âYoon's confident storytelling and appealingly chunky artwork create an emotionally resonant tale with some well-handled moments of levity.â
âYoon's digital illustrations use bold black lines, simple shapes, and bright colors to focus attention on the characters, and Bear's feelings are evident . . . Going to school doesn't mean leaving childhood behind; stuffed lovies have a place still.â
âThese pages will prepare readers for what will surely be a grand adventure . . . A great read-aloud for the beginning of preschool and perfect for one-on-one sharing.â
âThis comforting story successfully addresses the common fear of storms for a young audience . . . This storm's impact has no lasting power against a family's love.â
âReaders will appreciate the graduating reassurances that range from self-soothing to group hugs . . . Youngsters will empathize with Bear and derive comfort from the loving togetherness his family displays while keeping the storm at bay.â
âYoon's bright colors and big shapes make this scary storm story feel thoroughly cozy, and readers will be tickled to see Bear adeptly comfort his panicky parents.â







