Everyone wants to be cherished by their special someone. But how do you go on when they are no longer with you. Mawson explores that almost inexpressible feeling of Lost-ness.
Author Archives: Baffled Bear Books
How To Be A Writer-Bear
The Bear Part: So how can get started being a writer-bear just like me? Well, if you are a bear already, that’s best. That’s save a lot of trouble.
The writer Part: It’s very hard to be a writer. The bother of it all, you see, is you have to write Words.
The Tedette’s Jane Austen Book Club gets their paws on Jane’s History of England
The history of England by Jane Austen aged 16 and illustrated by sister Cassandra.
The Tedettes Jane Austen Book Club: Bother with Bonnets
The Tedettes have got their paws on a pile of Austen books. (Possibly a ‘Janite’, an ‘Austenphile’, lives in this house.) So which of Jane Austen books are our fellow bears reading when no-one is about?
Introducing Frilly: The Unlikely Heroine of ‘She Ran Away From Love’, by Mawson
Frilly’s book is about what happens after She Ran Away From Love. And if you are curious about what happens when she again sees the Bright Light of Love, well this little book by Me is just right for you.
Office Ratty: Commuter extraordinaire
By night, he is a meek and mild Ratty, keeping himself snug and comfortable in Mawson Bear’s House. By day he goes out into the Wide World.
For the Day-dream believers and all the sleepy souls: Dreamy Days and Random Naps, by Mawson
The wisdom of this book will be appealing to parents, grandparents, teachers, and others who need a reminder that dreaming and imagination are, as Albert Einstein said, more important than intelligence.
My Splendid Career As A Bear About Town
There may have been no ME, once. Imagine! No Mawson at all, fancy that!
Then, one day I found myself sort of There. Yes, There I Was!
Frilly: A pink-loving Heroine On A Quest
Equipped with her pink exploring bag and her favourite hats, Frilly sets off into the wide world to find herself. But is a quest to find oneself really the answer?
Cregeash Village in The Isle of Man
It’s the classic Ye Olde Village, isn’t it. And it fact the movie Waking Ned Devine was filmed here for that very reason. There are meadow flowers and lush green fields all around. Even some of the rooftops support greenery. You can see here some of the the Isle of Man’s very own sheep breed, the Loaghtan,
The Invisible Stone: A Letter to A Powerful Girl, by Carola Schmidt
Perfect to read along with the powerful young girl you know, to encourage them to trust themselves and never mind any of their stumbles on those bothersome stones.
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