Dare Wright Livres

The story explores themes of friendship and companionship through Edith's experience with her new kitten, which initially sidelines her friend Little Bear. As Edith becomes ill with measles, she realizes the importance of their bond. A visit from Little Bear leads to chaos when he attempts to help with her hair, but their friendship is ultimately strengthened when Edith buys him a puppy using her savings. The resolution highlights the joy of sharing and the restoration of harmony between the friends as they embrace their pets together.

The story centers on Edith's heartfelt dilemma of choosing a Christmas gift for Mr. Bear, leading her to craft a handmade knitted muffler. As she secretly knits, she becomes unaware of the excessive yarn used, resulting in a gift that is too long for just one bear. On Christmas morning, her initial disappointment transforms into creativity as she cleverly divides the muffler into three gifts, ensuring that Mr. Bear and his cousins each receive a piece. The tale beautifully captures themes of generosity, resourcefulness, and the joy of giving.

Set against the backdrop of a picturesque farm in upstate New York, the story follows Edith and her friends, Mr. Bear and Little Bear, as they enjoy a summer of exploration and adventure. Edith's desire to adopt a farm animal leads to humorous attempts to convince Mr. Bear, who is resistant to the idea. The plot thickens when Edith discovers a kitten in the hayloft, leading to a rescue mission that showcases friendship and bravery. Ultimately, Mr. Bear's change of heart allows for a joyful conclusion to their vacation.

The story centers on a powerful wizard named Druth, who, unable to enchant any princess, seeks revenge by flooding three kingdoms and putting their inhabitants into a deep sleep. He spares a baby princess, Lona, intending to raise her for his own magical purposes. As she matures, Lona surprises everyone with her bravery, confronting Druth and striving to break his curse over the kingdoms. Through vivid descriptions and striking photographs, readers will be captivated by Lona's courageous battle against the wizard's dark magic.

It was springtime on a farm in the hills and Edith and Little Bear were thrilled to see the ducks and geese floating on the pond. They were waiting as patiently as they knew how, for a mother duck's eggs to hatch. They visited the nest every day. One day, though, when they checked the nest, they found the mother was gone. Mr. Bear knew that something must have happened to her and she would not be back. So it was up to Edith and the Bears to try to hatch the eggs. Carefully, they moved the nest to the house, kept the eggs warm, and sure enough, one little duckling was born. How Edith and the Bears care for the duckling until it grows big enough to care for itself is an enchanting experience for all.

Set against a summer backdrop, the story follows Edith and her friend Little Bear on a country farm. While Little Bear wishes to go fishing, Edith is determined to own a pony. One night, she spots a wild black pony named Midnight, sparking her resolve to tame him. However, Midnight's spirited nature leads them on an adventurous chase before they ultimately forge a friendship. This tale explores themes of determination, friendship, and the bond between humans and animals.

The story centers on Edith and Little Bear's determination to clean up their beloved New York City, despite Mr. Bear's desire to move to the country for cleaner air. They protest against the city's pollution, gaining media attention but initially failing to reach the Mayor. After writing directly to him, they receive encouragement to take action themselves. Inspired, they start cleaning their neighborhood and reporting polluters, ultimately convincing Mr. Bear that staying in the city is the right choice.

The story follows a little doll named Persis, who is rescued from a deserted farmhouse by a kind turtle. Eager to explore the world, she meets Nice Bear and Cross Bear during her adventures. Nice Bear introduces her to the joys of nature, while Cross Bear initially finds her bothersome. However, an unexpected event leads him to discover his affection for her. This charming tale explores themes of friendship, discovery, and the transformative power of kindness.

A young girl named Brett longs for a friend to share her summer adventures. When her mother gifts her an old doll, Brett is initially uninterested until the doll, named Persis, magically comes to life and insists on being her friend. Together, they embark on exciting escapades, from climbing trees to fishing, while keeping their special bond a secret from Brett's mother. This enchanting story explores themes of friendship, imagination, and the magic of childhood, as Brett learns that true companionship can come in unexpected forms.