Three Bears of the Pacific Northwest - Vaughan, Richard Lee; Vaughn, Marcia
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When a small blue striped teddy bear falls out of a moving recreational vehicle in a forest in the Pacific Northwest, two native bears--Brown Bear and Black Bear--agree to help reunite Blue Bear with his people. Full color.
When a small blue teddy bear falls out of a moving recreational vehicle in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest, two native bears-Black Bear and Brown Bear-agree to help reunite Blue Bear with his family. The bears only know that Blue Bear's boy lives in a "shiny silver box with wheels." Down the mountains, through the forests, and across the saltwater, the three bears…mehr

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When a small blue striped teddy bear falls out of a moving recreational vehicle in a forest in the Pacific Northwest, two native bears--Brown Bear and Black Bear--agree to help reunite Blue Bear with his people. Full color.
When a small blue teddy bear falls out of a moving recreational vehicle in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest, two native bears-Black Bear and Brown Bear-agree to help reunite Blue Bear with his family. The bears only know that Blue Bear's boy lives in a "shiny silver box with wheels." Down the mountains, through the forests, and across the saltwater, the three bears encounter eagles, seals, skunks, and many other Pacific Northwest animals along their way. This is a charming story with a happy ending and no Goldilocks. The book features Jeremiah Trammel's beautiful oil-painted illustrations, which are sure to engage children and parents alike.
Autorenporträt
Marcia Crews has written more than 100 children’s books in Australia and the United States. She lives in Tacoma, WA. Richard Vaughan is the author of more than 20 children’s books, including  Eagle Boy. He lives in San Marcos, CA.   Jeremiah Trammell is an illustrator whose work has appeared in over five children's books, including The Giant Cabbage. He lives in Seattle.