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Author: Denise Lawson Publisher: Brown and Lowe Books ISBN: 9781735504841 Category : Juvenile Fiction Languages : en Pages : 32
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In this sled dog adventure, Black Bear goes to Bangor, ME to find her lost friend Beaver. "Oh Beaver, where are you?" they cried in the streets, day and night for more than 3 weeks. Help Black Bear and her sled dog friends search the entire town for Beaver. This tale told in rhyming verse is based on the real story of Beaver, the lost sled dog that warmed the hearts of the people of Bangor. Beaver is cleverly hidden in the illustrations, just waiting to be found by you! The author's note includes details about how Beaver was found and suggested discussion topics for parents and teachers.
Author: Denise Lawson Publisher: Brown and Lowe Books ISBN: 9781735504841 Category : Juvenile Fiction Languages : en Pages : 32
Book Description
In this sled dog adventure, Black Bear goes to Bangor, ME to find her lost friend Beaver. "Oh Beaver, where are you?" they cried in the streets, day and night for more than 3 weeks. Help Black Bear and her sled dog friends search the entire town for Beaver. This tale told in rhyming verse is based on the real story of Beaver, the lost sled dog that warmed the hearts of the people of Bangor. Beaver is cleverly hidden in the illustrations, just waiting to be found by you! The author's note includes details about how Beaver was found and suggested discussion topics for parents and teachers.
Author: Denise Lawson Publisher: Black Bear Sled Dog ISBN: 9781735504858 Category : Languages : en Pages : 32
Book Description
In this sled dog adventure, Black Bear goes to Bangor, ME to find her lost friend Beaver. "Oh Beaver, where are you?" they cried in the streets, day and night for more than 3 weeks. Help Black Bear and her sled dog friends search the entire town for Beaver. This tale told in rhyming verse is based on the real story of Beaver, the lost sled dog that warmed the hearts of the people of Bangor. Beaver is cleverly hidden in the illustrations, just waiting to be found by you! The author's note includes details about how Beaver was found and suggested discussion topics for parents and teachers.
Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 56
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Boys' Life is the official youth magazine for the Boy Scouts of America. Published since 1911, it contains a proven mix of news, nature, sports, history, fiction, science, comics, and Scouting.
Author: James Zimmerhoff Publisher: ISBN: 9781549806278 Category : Languages : en Pages : 106
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There is always tragedy when man invades the solitudes of the earth, for his coming never fails to mean the destruction of the wild things. But, surely, nowhere can the pathos be greater than when, in the western part of North America, there is a discovery of new gold-diggings. Then from all points of the compass men come pouring into the mountains with axe and pick, gold-pan and rifle, breaking paths through the forest wildernesses, killing and driving before them the wild animals that have heretofore held the mountains for their own.Here in these rocky, tree-clad fastnesses the bears have kinged it for centuries, ruling in right of descent for generation after generation, holding careless dominion over the coyote and the beaver, the wapiti, the white-tailed and the mule-eared deer. Except for the occasional rebellion of a mutinous lieutenant of a puma, there has been none to dispute their lordship from year to year and century to century. Each winter they have laid themselves down (or sat themselves up--for a bear does not lie down when hibernating) to sleep through the bitter months, in easy assurance that when they awoke they would find the sceptre still by their side.But a spring comes when they issue from their winter lairs and new sounds are borne to them on the keen, resin-scented mountain air. The hills ring to the chopping of axes; and the voices of men--a new and terrible sound--reach their ears. The earth, soft with the melting snows, shows unaccustomed prints of heavy heels. The coyote and the deer and all the forest folk have gone; the beaver-dams are broken, and the builders vanished.Dimly wondering at the strangeness of it all, the bears go forth, blundering and half awake, down the new-made pathways, not angry, but curious and perplexed, and by the trail-side they meet man--man with a rifle in his hand. And, still not angry, still only wondering and fearing nothing--for are they not lords of all the mountain-sides?--they die.
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