Anthony Browne is a longtime favorite of mine. His illustrations are always well worth the cost of the book, and are often like owning a small work of art. But it's Browne's stories that have made his award-filled career last as long as it has. Browne has a rare and amazing sensitivity to the worries of children combined with a gift for capturing and honoring them subtly and gently with
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Originally published in 1988, Anthony Browne's The Little Bear Book is back! The Little Bear Book definitely reflects the standards of the time, but Browne's genius and imagination shines through - even in this seemingly simple story. Little Bear is a bit of a Harold, from Harold and the Purple Crayon. As he travels through the forest, he meets animals who could be threatening but, with
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Anthony Browne has long been a favorite picture book author and illustrator of mine. Click here for a review of his 2012 book, How Do YOU Feel? that also includes a list of most of Browne's books and a mini-bio of his character Willy. If you know anything about Browne, you know that he frequently employs a surrealistic illustration style where gorillas and chimpanzees often stand in for
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