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Edition: Hardcover: 32 pages
ISBN-10: 0763619345
ISBN-13: 978-0763619343
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Book Description
Sam goes all by himself to deliver treats to his friends in an endearing new tale from the creators of the NEW YORK TIMES bestseller KISS GOOD NIGHT and DON'T YOU FEEL WELL, SAM?
Publishers Weekly
A number of fall picture books feature familiar characters. In You Can Do It, Sam by Amy Hest, illus. by Anita Jeram, this third Mrs. Bear and Sam the cub story finds the mother-son duo cooking up "a tasty surprise" for their neighbors. The title, however, doesn't refer to what's going on in the kitchen, but rather what Sam does after the goodies are stuffed into red gift bags-and his mama asks him to play Santa. Although Jeram uses the same rounded lines and subtle colors that make the interior scenes so snuggly, she's equally accomplished at conveying the icy light and crisp air of a winter morning.
Children's Literature
Sam and his mother are baking cakes?golden-brown cakes for their friends on Plum Street." Impatient Sam can't wait until the cakes are ready, then to be left as tasty surprises on the doorsteps of his friends. But when Mrs. Bear stops the green truck at the first house and says, "Here we are, Sam. I'll wait here and YOU take the cake," he doubtfully whispers "All by myself?" Mrs. Bear puts her arm around the anxious Sam and assures him that he can do it. So off Sam goes all alone to deliver the cake. Leaving the cake, he runs back to the truck, proudly telling his Mama "I did it!" So they go from one sleepy house to the next and Sam leaves a tasty cake at each door all by himself. When the job is done, Mrs. Bear and Sam return home to enjoy cakes and cocoa and tell each other stories "about a bear called Sam who takes cake (all by himself!) to his friends." The story and illustrations lovingly depict the warm and companionable relationship between a young bear and his mother as she helps him take those important and scary all-by-myself steps to independence.
School Library Journal
In this third visit to the cozy home of a little bear and his loving mama, Sam has grown just a bit bigger, but not much bolder. When the two of them set out to make early-morning deliveries of the tasty cakes they have baked for their friends, Mrs. Bear encourages him to go to their doors. "All by myself?" he whispers. A heartening hug helps him to muster up his courage and make his way through the new snow to leave a red-bagged surprise on the doorsteps of several houses. And when they return home from making these neighborly gestures, there are two bags left over, just right for a brave little cub and his caring mother. Mrs. Bear in her big green sweater, the homey quilt-square curtains in the snug and humble kitchen, and the white mice with whom the bears share their home are warm and familiar. Jeram's bright, acrylic palette is gold-kissed and glowing. And while this story is not as fluid or as rhythmic as its companions, Sam's fans will find little fault with it.
Booklist
In this cozy picture book about a mother and son's quiet adventures on a winter morning, Mrs. Bear (a very gentle-looking bear) builds up Sam's confidence in a sweet and memorable way. Mom and Sam bake cakes together, and Sam is encouraged to deliver them to friends' doorsteps. All by himself, through the newly fallen snow, he goes up to each door and leaves a "tasty surprise." Then he runs back to Mom for a tender hug, his sense of accomplishment shining forth from the illustrations. Hest uses a soothing, repetitive voice for this instruction in gift giving ("Mrs. Bear and Sam counted cakes, and there were twelve. They tucked them in bags, and there were twelve red bags"), and Jeram's acrylic paintings capture the subdued light of winter mornings. Little ones will find this both a suitable precursor to naptime and a spur to be brave and act generously--just like Sam. |
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