Don't judge a book by its cover, don't make assumptions, let the bear talk

This book can be used in writers workshop to model how to write an opening during a draft. ( )

This sweet story teaches young readers that appearances are not always believable. The sad looking bear is not actually sad. It can be used to teach the importance of acceptance and care. As a teacher, you can use it in a writer's workshop to teach an unique lead to your story. ( )

This is great for teaching younger years to never "judge a book by it's cover". This is about a bear who looks sad but he really isn't at all. Cute illustrations and great for crafting leads and building suspension in writers workshop. ( )

Sweet story about not judging a person or thing by how it looks. Also good mentor text for writing leads ( )