About this item
Highlights
- The Woodland Friends from Porcurpine's Pie return in this cheerful story about persevering in the face of tough challenges.
- 4-7 Years
- 9.2" x 9.2" Hardcover
- 32 Pages
- Juvenile Fiction, Social Themes
- Series Name: Woodland Friends
Description
About the Book
When Bear struggles to get the hang of riding his bike, his friends are there to support him by practicing together and cheering him on as he learns a new skill. Includes bike safety tips.Book Synopsis
The Woodland Friends from Porcurpine's Pie return in this cheerful story about persevering in the face of tough challenges.
Bear, Porcupine, Doe, and Squirrel all eagerly prepare for the festival on wheels. But even after studying every book on bikes he can find, Bear still struggles to get the hang of riding. While he is on his way to the library for a new book, his friends teach Bear that everyone learns in different ways, and by practicing together, they will all master riding their bikes. In this follow-up book to Porcupine's Pie, the woodland friends inspire each other in a tale of practice, perseverance, and friendship. A final spread features tips from one of Bear's books: bike safety, caring for your bike, and fun ways to decorate it!
Review Quotes
"This story of determination and friendship is simply and consistently told." --Kirkus Reviews
"They say you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, but in this case, you absolutely should. The whimsical illustrations by Jennie Poh bring Bear and his bike buddies to life in this sweet tale of practice and persistence." --Glenys Nellist, author of Little Mole Finds Hope and the series Love Letters from God and Snuggle Time
"Bear's Bicycle reminds all of us that nothing is easy the first time we try it. Its delightful cast of characters help one another overcome obstacles and demonstrate to young readers that perseverance always pays off." --Mindy Baker, author of Mouse's Christmas Gift
"Kids will experience the frustrations of learning a new skill and the reward that comes from practice and perseverance, all in the context of Bear's charming world." --Marilou Reeder, author of Willow the Armadillo and The Daring Prince Dashing
"It's a message that reminds us that practice equals fun, perseverance is rewarded, and with your friends by your side, you can do anything!" --Lara Ivey, librarian