A Bear A Fish And A Fishy Wish

From the creators of A Bear, a Bee, and a Honey Tree comes another fun-to-read romp featuring lovable, hungry Bear. This time, he’s after a determined fish, who has an altogether different plan! Readers of the beloved A Bear, a Bee, and a Honey Tree met a bear who longed for honey, but never got to eat any. In this boisterous follow-up, will Bear’s luck change? He’s spotted a fish! And his wish? To gobble up this delicious fish dish, of course! Sadly for Bear, this is no ordinary fish—he’s a homesick fellow determined to get back upstream where he belongs. Once again, Daniel Bernstrom and Brandon James Scott show off their deep understanding of what makes kids laugh. The longing, the chase, the action, and splash—and the delightfully tongue twisting text—will have kids asking to hear this story again and again. With just a few words and page after page of fantastic expressions, A Bear, a Fish, and a Fishy Wish has the madcap energy and playfulness that keeps kids riveted—as they learn to read!

Bear wants to catch a fish, but manages to catch plenty of other things.

Summary: The crafty fish Big Bear catches avoids being eaten by granting his captor three wishes.

The bears of Papana River Valley lead a charmed life: they fish, they hunt, they sunbathe. But that doesn't stop them complaining. So the Raindancer, the Sunblazer and the Snowmaker send a Wish Fish to teach them a lesson they will never forget! How the bears learn to count their blessings is delightfully portrayed in this endearing cautionary tale.

Because the bear family always complains about the weather, a fish with special powers grants them their wishes, and they get more than they bargained for.

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Dive into this exciting tail about Kinley, a little girl who isn't thrilled about her upcoming grandparents' visit. When a witty wish goes wonky, things take a turn for the fishy and Kinley ends up in over her head. Will she be able to make things right in time for her grandparents' visit?