Published by Enchanted Lion Books
Summary: A bear and a wolf meet in the woods on a winter’s night, and go off for a walk together. They savor the sights, sounds, and smells of the quiet forest, ending up looking at fish beneath the ice of a frozen lake. They go their separate ways, Wolf to hunt caribou, and Bear to sleep the rest of the winter. In the spring, they meet again, and walk off to explore the “awakening woods”. 48 pages; ages 4-8.
Pros: A quiet but beautiful read, gorgeously illustrated with soft colors that capture the winter, both close up and from a more distant perspective. Readers are led to think about slowing down and enjoying all aspects of nature the way that Bear and Wolf do.
Cons: If Bear is Bear and Wolf is Wolf, shouldn’t Bird be something more specific, like Falcon? Otherwise, wouldn’t Bear and Wolf both be called Mammal?
A Kids Book A Day 
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On Sun, May 27, 2018 at 6:33 AM, A Kids Book A Day wrote:
> Janet Dawson posted: “Published by Enchanted Lion Books Summary: A bear > and a wolf meet in the woods on a winter’s night, and go off for a walk > together. They savor the sights, sounds, and smells of the quiet forest, > ending up looking at fish beneath the ice of a frozen la” >
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