JDS Writers Blog: Review of WISE Bear William: A New...
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My review of WISE Bear William: A New Beginning!
written by Arthur Wooten and illustrated Bud Santora
Wise Bear William is the captain of the attic where worn out toys wait for children to come for them. The Campbell’s have an old family tradition. For generations, their children come to the attic to choose one toy to love. When the children grow up the toys are sent back to the attic.
When the toys hear the children coming, Rag Doll Rose, Bean Bag Bunny and Calico Kitty depend on Wise Bear William to get them ready. The captain would use everything in the attic to mend them and tell them all he knows about what makes a child love a toy. They have one chance to be a child’s best friend. But there is one thing that they can’t do anything about: not everyone will be picked. The toys begin to get ready replacing missing eyes, propping up droopy ears and mending all rips and tears.
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Reviewed by Author and Illustrator J.D. Holiday
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written by Arthur Wooten and illustrated Bud Santora
Wise Bear William is the captain of the attic where worn out toys wait for children to come for them. The Campbell’s have an old family tradition. For generations, their children come to the attic to choose one toy to love. When the children grow up the toys are sent back to the attic.
When the toys hear the children coming, Rag Doll Rose, Bean Bag Bunny and Calico Kitty depend on Wise Bear William to get them ready. The captain would use everything in the attic to mend them and tell them all he knows about what makes a child love a toy. They have one chance to be a child’s best friend. But there is one thing that they can’t do anything about: not everyone will be picked. The toys begin to get ready replacing missing eyes, propping up droopy ears and mending all rips and tears.
Read more at: jdswritersblog.blogspot.com/2012/01/review-of-wise-bear-william-new.html [jdswritersblog.blogspot.com/2012/01/review-of-wise-bear-william-new.html]
Reviewed by Author and Illustrator J.D. Holiday
thebookgarden.net [thebookgarden.net]
