Description
From the Inside Flap Now that Mama polar bear has another baby in her tummy, Little Cub is bursting with curiosity. ?Why do we need a new baby?? she asks. ?If we don?t like the new baby, can we send it back?? ?Will you forget me when the new baby comes??Gently and lovingly, Mama and Papa assure their firstborn that the new baby is a gift from God they want very much, just as Little Cub was?and still is. ?God gave us you. Now he?s given us two!?The winsome sequel to God Gave Us You, God Gave Us Two playfully affirms a child?s uniqueness and place in the family and helps little ones accept, appreciate, and love their new siblings. About the Author Lisa Tawn Bergren is the best-selling author of ten novels, three novellas, and two gift books, with nearly 700,000 books in print. This is her second children’s book, following the best-selling release God Gave Us You. Lisa makes her very-messy-but-cozy home in Colorado with her husband, Tim, and their daughters, Olivia and Emma. ILLUSTRATORBIO: Laura J. Bryant attended the Maryland Institute of Art, where she received a strong foundation in drawing, painting, and print-making, with supplemental education in children’s writing and book making. Illustrating children’s books has provided her with both a rewarding and creative career. Laura’s clients have included Simon & Schuster, McGraw Hill, Steck-Vaughn, and Penguin Putnam books for Young Readers, among others. She currently lives with her husband nestled in the Shenandoah Mountains of Mathias, West Virginia.
Features & Highlights
- A sequel to
- God Gave Us You
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- God Gave Us Two
- playfully affirms a child's uniqueness and place in the family and helps little ones accept, appreciate, and love their new siblings.
- Now that Mama polar bear has another baby in her tummy, Little Cub is bursting with curiosity. "Why do we need a new baby?" she asks. "If we don't like the new baby, can we send it back?"
- Gently and lovingly, Mama and Papa assure their firstborn that the new baby is a gift from God they want very much, just as Little Cub was--and still is.
