Mitchell Kriegman

With Audrey Hepburn as her inspiration, nineteen-year-old Lisbeth strives to rise above her broken home, alcohol-abusing sister and friends, the culture of "the shore," and her mother's meager dreams for her but when she secretly tries on Audrey's iconic Givenchy dress, she gets a chance to become who she longs to be.

"Discover a world of differences with Bear and his frinds in engaging musical episodes that teach tolerance, acceptance of others and the value of charity!"--Container.

Contains: 'Words, Words, Words' and 'What's the Story?' The characters learn how to communicate and to tell a story.

"Going to the bathroom by yourself is a big part of growing up in 'When you've got to go, ' and sometimes practice is the key to doing new things well in 'If at first you don't succeed.' Finally, nighttime is the right time to look back at all you've accomplished and 'Call it a day, ' in these stories of independence and success"--Container.

"Snuggle up with Bear and his friends for some sleepy-time fun in three stories that reinforce the value of friendship, good dental hygiene and the importance of a good night's sleep. Ojo learns the importance of making new friends-and keeping the old-in "Friends for life," then invites everyone over to the Big Blue House for "The big sleep." Wrap up your day at the Harvest Moon celebration where Luna has a special surprise for Bear at the super-sleepover...

As Bear's kitchen bustles with preparations for the big holiday dinner, Treelo feels unhelpful and leaves, but the smells of Bear's delicious food leads him back where he finds that he is needed after all.

It's Tutter's birthday, and Bear and his friends are preparing a surprise party for him.