A picture book about Mama Bear who tries to rush her cub, Bella Bear, to various errands and activities throughout the day - but Bella goes at her own pace and shows Mama Bear the value in taking her time.
From #1 Publishers Weekly bestseller Rachel Bright comes the first book in an all-new, mother - and - child picture book just in time for Mother's Day.
A picture book about Mama Bear who tries to rush her cub, Bella Bear, to various errands and activities throughout the day - but Bella goes at her own pace and shows Mama Bear the value in taking her time.
From #1 Publishers Weekly bestseller Rachel Bright comes the first book in an all-new, mother - and - child picture book just in time for Mother's Day.
In a Minute, Mama Bear is the first book in a new series from Rachel Bright, creator of the popular Love Monster series. In this heartwarming story, Mama Bear is ready to start her busy day, but toddler Bella is lagging behind. There are errands to do, classes to get to, and lots more. Mama is raring to go. And Bella is . . . moving . . . very . . . slowly. Finally, Mama Bear decides to throw the to-do list out the window and spend the day playing and relaxing with Bella Bear. In this warm and relatable story about a day in the life of a mother and young child, we see that sometimes when things don't go as planned, that's when the most fun happens.
“"Bright handles the very real issue of the over-scheduled family with good humor and sympathetic characters, drawn in her signature scraggly style, which is as expressive of harried domestic life as the text itself. She also ends with a satisfying role reversal--after Mama hops on the bandwagon, it's little Bella who tells Mama it's time to go home." -- Publishers Weekly "A solid message to caregivers about the value of unstructured time with their children." -- Kirkus Reviews”
"Adorable art, gentle humor and relatable situations make this tender and jubilant story one to read and reread." --The Washington Post
"Bright handles the very real issue of the over-scheduled family with good humor and sympathetic characters, drawn in her signature scraggly style, which is as expressive of harried domestic life as the text itself. She also ends with a satisfying role reversal--after Mama hops on the bandwagon, it's little Bella who tells Mama it's time to go home." --Publishers Weekly
"A solid message to caregivers about the value of unstructured time with their children." --Kirkus Reviews
Rachel Bright is a wordsmith, printmaker, and thinker of happy thoughts. The author-illustrator of Love Monster, Love Monster and the Perfect Present, Love Monster and the Last Chocolate, and Love Monster and the Scary Something, she is passionate about time-honored printmaking techniques. She works from her converted caravan studio on a farm near the sea in the south of England, where she lives with her partner; her daughter, River; her new baby, Sky; and a dog called Elvis. lovemonsterbooks.com
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