Bear Cub Learns to Dance

Bear Cub Learns to Dance

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Bear Cub Learns to Dance

Bear Cub Learns to Dance

$15.99
Sale price  $15.99 Regular price 

Bear Cub wakes up with one big idea: today, he is going to dance. There's just one problem. He doesn't know how.

That doesn't slow him down. He brushes his teeth, shimmies into his clothes, eats his breakfast, and heads outside to twirl, spin, dip, and glide. When it still doesn't feel quite right, Bear Cub decides he won't give up. And once he finds the one thing that was missing, every move starts to click.

Bear Cub Learns to Dance is a warm, joyful picture book about the courage it takes to try something new, even when you're not sure you can do it. Told in a playful rhyme that's made for reading out loud, it's a perfect fit for home, the classroom, the library, or storytime.

Anyone can do it, if they give it a try.

Written by Serena J Payne · Illustrated by Kelly Abes

Details

  • Ages 3–8
  • Paperback, 8.5" x 8.5", full color
  • 38 pages
  • ISBN 979-8-234-10558-5
  • Published by Shepherd 23 Studios

Inside the story

A joyful book about trying

Bear Cub teaches little ones that you don’t have to know how before you start. You just have to try.

Made to read aloud

Bouncy rhyme and plenty of wiggles, for storytime at home, in the classroom, or at the library.

A morning kids know

Brushing teeth, getting dressed, eating breakfast. Bear Cub’s get-ready routine is one little ones will recognize.

Keep trying

When it doesn’t feel right the first time, Bear Cub decides he won’t give up. Then it clicks.

Made for the same family

And for the woman reading it aloud

The mama discovering the children’s book is also the woman who needs the journal. Bear Cub is out now; the journal is still being made. Two stories, one home — we’re not rushing either.

Still being made

The Intentional Journal

For the woman who’s tired of being told to hurry her healing. Scripture-rooted and gentle — structured enough to feel like a hand to hold, never another thing on the list.

“One speaks to the child. One speaks to the mother. Both are for the same family.”

About the author

Serena Payne

I’m the founder of Shepherd 23 Studios — a faith-rooted creative hub built on healing and storytelling. I write the stories I wish my own children had: tender, honest, and full of quiet courage. If it sounds like a brand talking, I’ve missed it. It’s just me, pulling up a chair.

Rooted in faith. Built with intention.

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