The Chipmunk Who Wanted to Be a Bear - Valerie Harmon - Grāmatas - Createspace Independent Publishing Platf - 9781500281557 - 2014. gada 21. jūnijs
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AWARD WINNING STORY: Hit #1 Best Seller in category and Winner of the 2015 Family Choice Award!Chipmunk is so afraid of everything that he hates to leave his tree house! When he notices a grizzly bear who doesn't seem scared of anything, Chipmunk gets an idea that shows him to be braver than he thinks. Along the journey he rides on the back of a trout, learns to growl like a bear, and much more. This is not a typical "Be content with who you are" book, but rather "Working hard toward a goal changes you into something more." Which is why in the end (don't spoil the surprise) after working hard to become a grizzly bear, and conquering his fears in the process, Chipmunk turns into CHIZZLY! A metaphorical example of how we all change after accomplishing hard things. Add to Your Cart this fully-illustrated children's picture book about overcoming fears with hard work, perseverance and friendship. Note: The award winning fully narrated and animated version is available in Apple's iBook Store. Read more Award-winning Wantstobe Books: The Snake Who Wanted to Be a Horse The Elephant Who Wanted to Be a Bee The Peacock Who Wanted to Be a Pig The Alligator Who Wanted to Be a DogThe T-Rex Who Wanted to Be a Long Neck The Crab Who Wanted to Be a Dolphin The Leopard Who Wanted to Be a Monkey The Hare Who Wanted to Be a Falcon The Spider Who Wanted to Be a Cricket

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Izlaists 2014. gada 21. jūnijs
ISBN13 9781500281557
Izdevēji Createspace Independent Publishing Platf
Lapas 42
Izmēri 216 × 216 × 3 mm   ·   122 g
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