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For when your visitors are overstaying their welcome just a wee too long. From Please, Mind the Bear by Michelle Nelson-Schmidt.
Printed on high quality, artist grade stock and folded around a lightweight frame to give them a gorgeous, gallery ready appearance. With acid free ink that will last without fading or chipping, Features a scratch-resistant UV coating. Wipes clean easily with a damp cloth or to remove dust, vacuum gently using a soft brush attachment.
I love the canvas! My son got this one for his birthday. He LOVES bear and can relate to him. This canvas is hung up in his room!
When I saw this canvas sign, I knew I had to have one for my office! Like the bear, this introvert doesn't like to be bothered! I have my sign sitting on a shelf but like that it can also be hung up if I want to put it on the wall instead.
We love it!!!! Thank you for your good work!!!
This is just the sweetest story about a butter knife named Herman who spreads love and makes people happy by adding tasty toppings to food. When his family buys a fancy blender, he's left in the drawer, feeling sad and without a purpose. Soon, he discovers that he can do other things and becomes a helpful and much appreciated tool around the house. This is wonderful for anyone needing encouragement to find a new path. A beautiful book perfect for Valentine's Day for kids and adults alike!
We love all of Michelle's Whatif Monster books, and this one is especially cute! My 3-year-old son hasn't been very interested in learning his alphabet lately. However, the cute monsters and bright colors of this book drew him in, and he requested reading this book at bedtime! Michelle even signed the book, making it extra special. We will be adding this to our nightly reading routine 😀
I have a newborn grandson and my bonus daughter is already reading to him at 3 weeks old. The WhatIf board books are perfect with simple text and bright colored simple shapes that already catch his eye.
Such a cute story about jealousy and finding joy in yourself in unexpected ways. The illustrations are adorable and funny! My son loved it!