Bear loves music
(Book)
JP PANG
1 available
JP PANG
1 available
JP PANG
1 available
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| Location | Call Number | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Central - Kids Picture Books | JP PANG | Available |
| Glencarlyn - Kids Picture Books | JP PANG | Available |
| Shirlington - Kids Picture Books | JP PANG | Available |
Description
A colorful book about a little bear with a big passion. For little musicians ages 4 years and up.
Bear likes to play her flute. She wants to play beautiful melodies for all of her friends. As she walks around playing her flute, some of her friends don’t like the sound. But Bear doesn’t stop. She’s determined to play her music and share it with friends.
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Booklist Review
Musicians meet with a lot of rejection, especially when they're young and annoying people with their efforts. Little Bear, an enthusiastic, teddy-like flutist, plays her instrument all day. The first two pages show musical notes curving around her as she plays outside, serenades her toys, sits on the potty, and sleeps with the flute next to her. But Little Bear's playing disrupts Mrs. Sika Deer's workout, Mr. Rhinoceros' fishing, and Grandma Antelope's nap. Little Bear gives up, tossing the flute away, until Little Mole pops out of his burrow to thank Little Bear for her music. Encouraged, Little Bear takes up the flute again, and this time, she meets with applause from some ducks and foxes as more and more animals flock to the impromptu outdoor concert. The soft hues of the illustrations add a great deal of charm and comic detail (e.g., Little Bear's golden music notes cutting into the purple ones coming from Mrs. Sika Deer's boom box) to this story about playing on through discouragement.
Booklist Reviews
Musicians meet with a lot of rejection, especially when they're young and annoying people with their efforts. Little Bear, an enthusiastic, teddy-like flutist, plays her instrument all day. The first two pages show musical notes curving around her as she plays outside, serenades her toys, sits on the potty, and sleeps with the flute next to her. But Little Bear's playing disrupts Mrs. Sika Deer's workout, Mr. Rhinoceros' fishing, and Grandma Antelope's nap. Little Bear gives up, tossing the flute away, until Little Mole pops out of his burrow to thank Little Bear for her music. Encouraged, Little Bear takes up the flute again, and this time, she meets with applause from some ducks and foxes as more and more animals flock to the impromptu outdoor concert. The soft hues of the illustrations add a great deal of charm and comic detail (e.g., Little Bear's golden music notes cutting into the purple ones coming from Mrs. Sika Deer's boom box) to this story about playing on through discouragement. Preschool-Grade 1. Copyright 2021 Booklist Reviews.
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Citations
Pang, S., & Gan, Y. (2021). Bear loves music . Clavis.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Pang, Shuo and Yufang, Gan. 2021. Bear Loves Music. New York, NY: Clavis.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Pang, Shuo and Yufang, Gan. Bear Loves Music New York, NY: Clavis, 2021.
Harvard Citation (style guide)Pang, S. and Gan, Y. (2021). Bear loves music. New York, NY: Clavis.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Pang, Shuo,, and Yufang Gan. Bear Loves Music Clavis, 2021.