A Kiss For Little Bear - Children's Picture Book

2 Aug 2020 · 3 min

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This content was created by Dave Edgren. This content was uploaded by Dave Edgren. This is a YouTube video titled "A Kiss For Little Bear - Children's Picture Book" (uploaded 2020-08-02). The excerpt is a narrated reading of a children's picture-book story presented as a dialogue between two readers (labelled SPEAKER A and SPEAKER B). The short story follows Little Bear, his grandmother, and a sequence of animals (Hen, Frog, Cat, Little Skunk) who pass along a "kiss" intended for Little Bear; the tale ends with the skunks marrying and Little Bear serving as best man.

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A Kiss for Little Bear. This picture makes me happy, said Little Bear. Hello, Hen. This picture is for Grandmother. Will you take it to her, Hen? Yes, I will, said Hen. Grandmother was happy. This kiss is for Little Bear, she said. Will you take it to him, Hen? I will be glad to, said Hen. Then Hen saw some friends. She stopped for a chat. Hello, Frog. I have a kiss for Little Bear. It is from his grandmother. Will you take it to him, Frog? "Okay," said Frog.
But Frog saw a pond. He stopped to swim. "Hi, Cat. I have a kiss for Little Bear. It's from his grandmother. Take it to him, will you?" Cat, "Hi! I— here I am in the pond.
Come and get the kiss." "Ugh," said Cat, but he came and got the kiss. Cat saw a nice spot to sleep. "Little Skunk, I have a kiss for Little Bear. It is from his grandmother. Take it to him like a good little skunk." Little Skunk was glad to do that, but then he saw another little skunk. She was very pretty. He gave the kiss to her, and she gave it back, and he gave it back. And then Hen came along. "Too much kissing," she said. "But this is Little Bear's kiss from his grandmother," said Little Skunk. "Indeed," said the Hen. "Who has it now?" Little Skunk had it. Hen got it back. She ran to Little Bear and gave him the kiss. "It's from your grandmother," she said. "It is for the picture you sent her." "Take one back to her," said Little Bear. "No," said Hen. "It gets all mixed up." The skunks decided to get married. They had a lovely wedding. Everyone came. And Little Bear was best man.