This book is about a young bear named Brownie that is growing and learning. He has learned do a lot of things like climbing trees and catching fish. But the one thing he hasnt learned to do is growl, and he wants to win the Great Growling Contest. So he practiced with each of his animal friends. Brownie learns to make many sounds, but growling isnt one of them. However, when someone is bullying his friend, he growls the most perfect growl ever heard!

This book is about a young bear named Brownie that is growing and learning. He has learned do a lot of things like climbing trees and catching fish. But the one thing he hasn't learned to do is growl, and he wants to win the "Great Growling Contest." So he practiced with each of his animal friends. Brownie learns to make many sounds, but growling isn't one of them. However, when someone is bullying his friend, he growls the most perfect growl ever heard!

Children love learning animal noises, and then love trying to copy them. In this beautifully illustrated book, pre-schoolers are encouraged to make a racket before slowly calming down and, more importantly, quietening down for a sound night's sleep!

"Like all bears, I was born and lived on the hillside. In the Rocky Mountains, where my home was, there is nothing but hills, or mountains, for miles and miles, so that you can wander on for day after day, always going up one side of a hill and down the other, and up and down again; and at the bottom of almost every valley there is a stream or river, which for most of the year swirls along nosily and full of water." "Bear Brownie: The Life of a Bear" is the story of a bear that starts off its life in the serene atmosphere of the wild. But curiosity soon leads him to human settlements and that where his real adventure begins...

Describes both humorous and deadly contacts between humans and bears in Alaska and reviews the precautions for avoiding a bear attack

This is the story of a well behaved little black bear cubs first year of learning and living with his mother in the forest. That is, until his nose gets him into trouble.

In a world where all supernatural beings are either dominant or submissive, Shiro Amano doesn’t have many choices. As a submissive, any dominant walking into his bakery can order him around. He hates it. All he wants is to live his life in peace and bake pastries he can spike with emotions far away from obnoxious alphas. Pitch Rhys wants a mate, but he won’t settle for anything but a true mate. As a powerful wolf shifter, he has subs flocking around him, but his true mate is hiding in the kitchen of a bakery and refuses to see him. He can order him to, of course, but since he threatened Pitch with a knife when he allowed his power to leak, he doesn’t think it’s the way to go. Instead, he’s settling to see how many pastries and cups of coffee he can consume in a day. Two years ago, Shiro escaped an abusive relationship, and he’s not looking for a new one, but when word gets out Shiro is an unmated sub, dominants are invading the bakery. Pitch does his best to scare them off so he can woo Shiro at his own pace, but things escalate too fast. Will Pitch be able to get Shiro to trust him before it’s too late? Can he convince him he wants nothing more than to make him happy and keep him safe?