Little Bear is looking for the most precious thing in the world. She finds a beautiful blue stone, a soft rose, a fluffy feather and a dancing butterfly, but Mummy Bear says she can think of something even more precious. What could it be?

2008-01-04 A heart-warming read-with-me story from Gill Lewis

with stunning watercolour illustrations, from Louise Ho.

Join Mummy Bear and Little Bear In the quest to find the most precious thing in the world.
WHAT CAN IT BE?

Large paperback with 32 high quality shiny pages, in the popular 2-page spread format with endearing descriptive text, and lots of speech use.
This charming book is sure to be a popular choice from the bookshelf, time after time!

Text example:-
`Little Bear was taking Mummy Bear on a walk through the forest in the autumn sunlight. She wanted to show her the special place where the juiciest berries and the sweetest nuts could be found.
As Little Bear skipped through the rustling leaves, she suddenly spied a small blue stone glittering in the sunshine.
"Look, Mummy, look!" cried Little Bear, picking it up "Look at this shiny jewel I have found."
Little Bear gazed as it sparkled in her paw.
"It must be the most precious thing in the whole wide world," she gasped.
"Oh yes, Little Bear, this is a very beautiful stone," said Mummy Bear, holding it up so that it twinkled in the light, "but the most precious thing is even prettier than this.".........'