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Hardcover: 40 pages
ISBN-10: 0316070300
ISBN-13: 978-0316070300
책 크기 28.5 cm x 22.2 cm



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Book Description
Today is the day the exuberant Lucy is going to make a new friend! But she finds it's harder than she had thought--she accidentally ruins the giraffe's breakfast and is much too big for the frogs' pond. Just when she's about to give up, an unexpected friend finds her, and loves her just the way she is.
This heartwarming story offers a unique and humor-filled spin on the all-important themes of persistence and friendship.


Publishers Weekly
Lucy the bear, who adopted a stubborn boy in Brown's Children Make Terrible Pets, tends to come on a little strong. She wakes up with an optimistic plan to find a pal—"the forest is crawling with fun critters. Surely one of them will want to be my friend," she tells her mother—and skips into the woods, wearing a pink tutu and an overeager grin. Brown's panels, framed by ironic wood-grain backdrops, show Lucy's overtures being rejected by a zoo's worth of fauna including a beaver, giraffe, and ostrich. Upon meeting a swarm of bees for "lunch," she runs away dripping with honey and calling, "Sorry I ate your house!" Lucy's only enthusiastic playmates are four human preschoolers, and even she feels overwhelmed by them. Like its predecessor, this outing features an earth-tone palette, pencil illustrations, cut-paper voice bubbles, and hand-lettered display type; Lucy's wilderness is thoroughly domesticated. Brown jokes about enforced companionship, yet doesn't abandon his heroine, acquainting her with a willing ally when things seem their grimmest. Readers won't miss the message that friendship is something that happens in its own time.


Children's Literature
Lucy, the irrepressible, skirted and hair-ribboned young bear of Children Make Terrible Pets runs excitedly across the double title page from her bed calling her mom. In a speech balloon she declares that she will make a new friend today. She will look in the forest, "crawling with fun critters," sure that one will want to be her friend. Across the double page she happily dances. But nothing happens as she expects. Her jump into the pond splashes the frogs out. Encounters with a giraffe, skunk, and ostrich end badly, as do her attempts to "fit in" with a rabbit, beaver, kangaroo and fish. Something always goes wrong, particularly when some children arrive. Feeling hopeless, Lucy finally finds a friend, for a happy ending. Lucy is a bulky, doll-like creature who manages to express a wide range of emotions. The words of the text appear either in large, pink, rectangular speech balloons hand lettered, or set in blue rectangles. The humorous, a bit cartoonish illustrations are "rendered in pencil on paper, with cut construction paper and wood and a wee bit of digital tweaking." The lesson on making friends is both amusing and clear.


School Library Journal
Lucy, the bear who tried to adopt a boy in Children Make Terrible Pets (Little, Brown, 2010), is on the hunt for a new friend. While she searches the forest, speech bubbles capture her fervent anticipation: "We're going to do cartwheels! And climb trees! And have picnics! And have a dance party!" A frog invites her to play, but Lucy's overzealous belly flop empties out the pond. She dryly comments, "Things didn't work out." Bees invite Lucy to lunch, but she ends up eating their hive. Brown's quirky wood-grain-bordered illustrations show the cub's over-the-top tactics to fit in, from squeezing down a rabbit hole to gnawing tree trunks beside a beaver. After all of her overtures are rebuffed, she resorts to threats: "Come back here and have fun with me!" "You won't get any snacks unless you start liking me RIGHT NOW." When Lucy finally relaxes her approach, a flamingo pal comes her way. Readers will be won over by this witty, slapstick story of friendship found.


Kirkus Reviews
Finding a friend is less a matter of sheer will than quiet acceptance in this charming new work.
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