Bear and his friends hunt for
Mama Meadowlark's missing eggs.
A fun adventure in this bestselling series.
Karma offers a varity of packages for school visits that eduacate children of all ages on story telling, rhyming, and other author skills.
You have many choices for owning and reading these engaging stories.
For those don't have access to local stores.
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Look for your library's Story Times and Toddler Times
We have a limited number of titles in our warehouse and offer them for a flat rate (includes shipping). These are personally signed by Karma to your child, their school class, the librarian, or you! For a unique gift, SHOP HERE.
Creativity is a hallmark of good teaching and explaning basic concepts from engaging stories and activities can turn dull and repetative into memorable moments. I’ve gathered some fun activities that may help you reach even more memorable moments with your students.
Mom and Dad, it is my goal to provide you with quality literature that can be used for bedtime, story time, or just plain old “together” time. And while I want children to love and enjoy my books, I really strive to create stories that YOU won’t mind reading….over…and over…and over again.
This page is JUST FOR KIDS. I want you to help me keep these pages fun by sending in your pictures and rhymes and well, anything you think would make others happy.
The best testament for a book is when your child is always asking for it to be read to him. The animals are well-drawn and the story is so cute. And the clincher, when my son isn't so fond of a particular food, I'll say 'Bear wants more, do you?", and he'll take a few more bites. Love this book! ~Red Ginger from Amazon review
I bought our first bear book when my son was two. We fell in love with it and bought the rest as they came out. My son is now 10 and we still read them together. ~Kamila from Goodreads
Karma Wilson grew up an only child of a single mother in the wilds of North Idaho. Way back then (just past the stone age and somewhat before the era of computers) there was no cable TV and if there would have been Karma could not have gotten it. TV reception was limited to 3 channels, of which one came in with some clarity. Karma did the only sensible thing a lonely little girl could do…she read or played outdoors.
Playing outdoors was fun, but reading was Karma’s “first love” and, by the age 11 she was devouring about a novel a day.
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