Good Bear, Bad Bear

<b>A girl's habit of comparing herself to her sister comes to a head when they're given identical teddy bears—which don't stay identical for long.</b><br><br>This little girl's sister is <i>always</i> good—smart and tidy and talented. She can't be always good like that, so instead, she's always bad. <br><br>When Mom brings home matching bears for them, her sister names hers Good Bear; they play nicely together, and Good Bear stays pristine and perfect. "Bad" sister's Bad Bear, on the other hand, soon gets dirty, and even loses an eye! <br><br>But her sister still wants to play with Bad Bear. In fact, she thinks he's pretty special. Love has a strange way of changing the look of things, and maybe two bears can both be good, even if they're not exactly alike... maybe two sisters can, too. <br><br>Hyewon Yum brings her gentle lens and warm, irresistible art style to feelings she remembers well from growing up as a twin. <i>Good Bear, Bad Bear</i> is perfect for any kid grappling with self esteem and comparison with peers, especially siblings.