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* Charlotte Zolotow Award Winner
* Flicker Tale Children's Book Award Master List
* Golden Sower Masterlist
* Kentucky Bluegrass Award Master List
* Monarch Award Master List
* NAPPA Gold Award Winner
* South Carolina Book Award Nominee
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Edition : Hardcover: 40 pages
ISBN-10: 0689831870
ISBN-13: 978-0689878022
å ũ : 28.5cm x 26cm
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Book Description
On a cold winter night many animals gather to party in the cave of a sleeping bear, who then awakes and protests that he has missed the food and the fun.
Book Magazine
Newcomer Karma Wilson has succeeded in the surprisingly difficult task of writing a children's book effectively in rhyme. For her tale about a sleeping bear, she hones short verses that dance the reader along, only slowing the pace to repeat the phrase, "But the bear snores on." As the bear sleeps, smaller animals take refuge in his lair from a snowstorm and start partying. But what will happen when the bear wakes up? Large acrylic paintings create a cast of personable animals, including the bear, who turns out to be a hospitable host.
Publishers Weekly
Littlest hands will also clamor for the board book edition of Bear Snores On by Karma Wilson, illus. by Jane Chapman, a tale of hibernation and friendship.
Publishers Weekly
The title also serves as the book's refrain: because he's hibernating, the fluffy, snoring Bear remains oblivious as Mouse, Hare, Badger, Mole, Wren and Raven seek refuge in his cave from the blowing snow and frigid temperatures. Working in soft-textured acrylics, Chapman (Happy and Honey) makes both the biting weather and the warm, womb-like shelter of Bear's cave palpable. The once bedraggled animals perk up considerably, and first-time author Wilson describes the ensuing high spirits with a musical flair: "They tweet and they titter./ They chat and they chitter./ But the bear snores on." There's a moment of tension when Bear unexpectedly wakes up and the uninvited guests wonder if they'll be evicted. But Wilson demonstrates how well she knows her audience: the bear only bemoans the fact that he slept through all the fun; the unwitting host proves that he may be the biggest party animal of all.
Children's Literature
Karma Wilson has added a delightful cumulative tale to the list of rhythmically readable favorites in this traditional genre. One small forest animal after another crawls into bear's wintry cave, samples a snack, and joins the party as "Bear snores on." Eventually, Bear wakes up. He "gnarls and he snarls, roars and rumbles" and finds that he has missed the party. The uninvited guests share the goodies and the fun and, eventually, Bear is the only one awake as the early partygoers "snore on." Younger children will respond to the predictable, comfortable plot and engaging animals, while slightly older children will enjoy the word play of sounds and rhymes. Jane Chapman's cheerful illustrations keep the focus on the simplicity of the tale, and the contrast between the snowy winter outside and the warm camaraderie inside. This is a cozy, appealing snuggle of a read-aloud, just right for bedtime, lap time, or anytime. 2005
School Library Journal
Wilson has crafted a story that is just right for chilly winter nights. Snow is falling and Bear is sound asleep in his warm, dark cave. Trying to escape the weather, Mouse crawls inside and builds a fire. Seeing the crackling blaze, Hare hops in to share some popcorn and black tea. One by one, other woodland creatures join the impromptu party, each bringing a contribution. Through it all "-the bear snores on" until, finally, a small fleck of pepper makes him sneeze. Once he is awake, his gruff reaction to the merrymaking is not exactly welcoming, but he quickly comes around. The cadence of the narrative is infectious: "And they nibble and they munch with a/CHEW-/CHOMP-/CRUNCH!/But/the bear/snores on." The layout, with unusual breaks and oversized verbs, emphasizes the rhythm of the story. The characters are infused with warmth and humor. Though anthropomorphic, they retain their realism, due in part to the detail with which they are rendered. The warm, soft tones of these acrylic illustrations perfectly capture the coziness of Bear's lair and capture the action. The descriptive rhyming text, reminiscent of Bill Martin, Jr.'s Listen to the Rain (Holt, 1988), is perfect for reading aloud as well as for one-on-one sharing. Kids will ask for this book again and again.-Heather E. Miller
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