A Brave Bear

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We seek to engage, educate, empower and equip children to know how to keep themselves and others safe from exploitation. There's a reassuring air to Taylor's story, conveying the message that the days that turn out the best still can feature nasty falls and uncomfortable weather.

Picture book favourites Giles Andreae and Emma Dodd team up to celebrate the relationship between a child and their father in this delightful board book. It's also a reassuring story about your parents being there for you, about being brave, about having fun together. The perfect present for Daddy Bears and Baby Bears alike, all readers will rejoice in the gorgeous characterization, the warmth of the storytelling and the deliciously detailed artwork of illustration star, Emily Hughes. All of our books are 100% brand new, unread and purchased directly from the publishers in bulk allowing us to pass the huge savings on to you! The mountainscape dwarfs the adorable brave bear amongst the beautiful flora and fauna of the natural world.The little bear and his dad set off on a hot day for the cool river, but on the way they meet various obstacles. The tech support is also flawless with rapid response time to any queries we have and are always able to guide us in the right direction. April 2016 Book of the Month The characters may be bears, but the parent/child relationship depicted in this lovely picture book will be familiar to all readers.

When he picks himself up and keeps going, his dad says, "I think a brave bear is probably the bravest thing in the world.Written by the Brave Bear Trust and published in partnership with Invisible Traffick “Brave” is the first book focusing on the pressing challenge of modern slavery aimed at 8 – 10 years old, and it will allow both parents and teachers to discuss a very sensitive issue in a child-friendly way. Told from the perspective of Little Bear and capturing his determination to be big and brave just like his dad, the youngest of readers will rejoice in the gorgeous characterization, the warmth of the storytelling and the deliciously detailed artwork of illustration star, Emily Hughes. Once complete each bear is placed in a special keepsake bag and given to the child complete with a numbered certificate.

Sure enough, Little Bear slips but with Dad’s help they reach the river in the end and have a lovely time. Emanating a wonderful sense of security, comfort and the closeness of family this is a charming story for Fathers Day. When Dad Bear says, I think a pair of hot bears is probably the hottest thing in the world, Little Bear suggests that they go all the way to the river to cool down. Both children are happy to read it on successive evenings but there is no clamouring for instant re-reads. Hoot Owl wears a selection of ingenious disguises when hunting for food, but his prey always manages to escape.g. by making the bears out of clay or play dough and using a variety of tools to create the textures seen in the illustrations of the book. In 2020, an independent evaluation of ‘Brave’ was commissioned to capture feedback from a range of perspectives on the issue of exploitation, the need for a tool to raise awareness among children, the ‘Brave’ book, and accompanying resources.