Hiro Winter And Marshmallows
$18.99
A dreamlike tale about a bear, a boy, and the conversation they share one snowy evening.
?Hiro is a bear too curious to sleep all winter long. So she packs her things, heads out of her cave, and follows some odd tracks in the snow…. straight into a bonfire party! Everyone runs away–except for Emile. He is a boy too curious to give up his chance to talk to a bear. “What it’s like, being a bear?” Emile asks Hiro. As bear and boy sit, talk, and roast marshmallows, a friendship sparks between them…
With wonderfully quirky narration and richly colored art, this enchanting book begs to be read aloud on cozy nights by the fire. Young readers will be delighted by Hiro and Emile’s winter world of crackling bonfires, bear songs, and ooey-gooey toasted marshmallows.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780802856326
ISBN10: 0802856322
Marine Schneider | Translator: Vineet Lal
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: September 2024
Publisher: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Co.
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