Big Bear, Little Brother
By Carl Norac
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Synopsis
In the icy wilderness, a solitary polar bear enjoys a moment of stillness. Suddenly, a child's cry shatters the silence as he tumbles from a cliff. The bear catches the boy, and together they form an unexpected bond. They play in the snow, protect each other during a fierce storm, and share a deep friendship. When the boy's father arrives, the child defends the bear, recounting how he saved his life. Though they must part, their friendship leaves a lasting impression.
About the author
Carl Norac is a much-loved Belgian author who writes imaginative stories and poems for children. He is known for books like 'I Love You So Much' and 'My Daddy is a Giant', which are full of warmth and gentle humour. Carl enjoys creating magical tales that show the importance of love, family, and friendship.
Pages
28 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
2011
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