Bear Books in Order

Bear feels lonely because all his friends are busy. A field of flowers gives him an idea, helping him turn a sad day into a chance to care for others.

Mama Meadowlark’s eggs are missing, and Bear’s friends join the search. Each found egg is painted so it will not be lost again, but they still need to return them safely.

Bear has a surprise planned for Hare, but waiting quietly is harder than he expects. When excitement turns into a mess, Bear has to slow down and make things right before his friend arrives.

Winter has come, and Bear should be deep in hibernation, but sleep will not come. His friends try tea, lullabies, and comfort in a cozy bedtime story about restlessness and care.

Bear and Mouse explore their glen while spotting opposites all around them. Big and small, high and low, fast and slow become part of a cheerful concept book with familiar forest friends.

Bear and his friends turn a walk through nature into a counting game. With rhymes, animals, and bright details to spot, the book introduces numbers in a warm, playful way.

Bear and Mouse walk through the woods and find colors everywhere. Young readers can search the pictures with them, naming blue, red, yellow, green, and more along the way.

Bear wants to thank his friends with a feast, but his cupboards are bare. As each friend arrives with something to share, Bear discovers that gratitude is not only about what you give.

During lunch with his friends, Bear feels something wiggly in his mouth. His first loose tooth scares him at first, but the forest crew helps him see it is perfectly natural.

This Bear volume brings young readers into Karma Wilson’s cozy forest world. Friendship, gentle humor, and rhythmic storytelling make Bear and his woodland friends easy companions for storytime.

Bear is lost in the darkening woods as the weather turns cold. His friends search high and low, showing that fear feels smaller when help is nearby.

Bear has the sniffles and feels too miserable to play. His friends come to the cave with tea, songs, and care in a reassuring story about being sick and loved.

Bear hears noises in the trees while looking for his friends. The mystery leads him to a shy owl, and the forest group makes room for someone new.

Bear usually sleeps through winter, but his friends are determined to keep him awake for Christmas. Their holiday preparations lead Bear to discover the joy of giving.

This collection of romantically ridiculous animal rhymes plays with love, puns, and creaturely silliness. It is light, jokey, and made for readers who enjoy wordplay with their animals.

Bear wakes from hibernation thin, hungry, and ready to eat everything his friends can find. Roots, berries, clover, and fish still leave him wanting more.

While Bear sleeps through winter, animal friends crowd into his warm cave for food and company. When he finally wakes, he finds a party happening right under his nose.