This is a great book! My 15-month old wants to read it over and over and over again. Wonderful pictures.

Partners In The Wilderness: Travis's Choice by Ed Kienzle is the engaging story of Travis Driskoll, a twelve-year-old Wyoming boy whose adventurous hunting trip turns into a nightmare when his father is attacked by a bear. Befriending the spirit of a legendary explorer, Travis learns independence and survival skills as he undertakes the perilous quest to save his injured father's life. An engrossing adventure from cover to cover, Partners In The Wilderness: Travis's Choice is highly recommended for young readers ages 12 through 18.

There has been a lot of controversy surrounding Sun Bear and his books. Seen as a new age huckster by some, he was also seen as a visionary by others. He shared Native American spirituality when it was NOT cool to do it. He believed that it was time for all people, regardless of color, to work together to save themselves and Mother Earth.
This book is his story, and it is well worth the read, whether or not you agree with his ideas.

"Patrick Comes to Puttyville" is one of the best chidren's books of all time. This book comes after "Bear By Himself" and is a delightful way of continuing the adventures. It is 118 pages (Hardback) and contains five beautifully written stories of Patrick and his journies around Puttyville -- which becomes his new home after he and Mama Bear move from there seaside village of Catfish Bay. Geoffrey Hayes is a master at creating special worlds that children love to read about!

This book tells in great details of how kids really feel about going to bed! It's a great book and set to bring your kids up around. They'll beg you to read it to them even when their older!

Peabody was my favorite book as I was growing up as a child, and I still love the cute, cuddly bear.

My boys (6 and 8) and I loved the newest Peef book -- that warm-hearted multi-colored bear they love so well continues his adventures in this tale. This time, Peef has to deal with school, new friends, disappointment, and forgiveness -- quite a load for anyone, but because Peef has the great big heart (and "peef" squeak) that he does, he's equal to the task. The lively colors and clever drawings throughout -- including animated dinosaur bushes -- kept my kids enchanted. They also liked the rhyming language that makes the book flow along well. So if you're looking for a book -- birthday, Christmas, start of school, or pleasure -- that helps kids express feelings they may not be able to verbalize, this Peef book helps. My six-year-old pointed to one of the pictures and exclaimed, "That's what happened to me!" You'll get some great conversations started at your house after you read this book to your kids.

... I received the bear it was a bean bag which was what I wanted. Very small but perfect for putting on your child's pillow on Xmas Eve. Even has a tiny peefer in the belly.

The most wonderful book for a new little reader. My 13th month old daughter can not get enough of it. On each page she lifts the flap with a squeal of delight. Once she gets to the end she turns the book and starts over again, of coarse with my narration every single time! She recognizes the other objects on each page and points to the same objects in her room. This book gives her many opportunities to learn new words.

I don't think I've ever seen a guidebook with so much fabulous photography. Pelicans to Polar Bears certainly sets a new standard in the design of guide books to wildlife watching in Canada and the United States.