When the bear wants to spend the afternoon photographing birds, the exuberant cowboy inadvertently makes a nuisance of himself as he loudly chews bubble gum, hops on a pogo stick and slurps a pop. When the ninja just wants to read quietly, the cowboy is wildly distracting as he drums on rocks, bats a paddleball and gabs on his cell phone. The cowboy's boisterous mood prompts the ninja and the bear to drop their respective activities, leaving their pal alone to wonder why no one wants to be with him. Can he find the peace and quiet he needs to figure it out? Readers will appreciate the warm and witty approach to getting along and will also love the playfully bold illustrations rife with fun-to-spot detail.
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4+
Release Date
September 01, 2011
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978-1554537488
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Adorable book about friendship.
What a fun, yet great learning experience, book to read! Cowboy has to learn to be quiet sometimes and that is hard to do! When his friends Bear and Ninja start acting weird, Cowboy is left to ponder what is going on.
This book is a wonderful story to share with young children about the importance of being quiet (sometimes) and enjoying the quiet. It's also a great way to talk about the beauty of friendship and how we all have to give and not be selfish. With adorable, old fashioned, type illustrations and fun characters, this book is sure to be a hit with little ones. I highly recommend this book and can't wait to read it with my children again.
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