Little Bear learns that it's fun to venture off by yourself, but even better to know that you can go home again in this heart-tugging ode to the endearing, enduring bond between Big Bear and Little Bear.

One day Little Bear discovers a new cave that's the perfect size, just for him. He plays in it all day, eats supper there, and, with Big Bear's permission, even gets ready to spend the night. But when the big moon shines overhead and Little Bear is lying there all by himself, he suddenly realizes that Big Bear might be getting lonely back in the old Bear Cave. Perhaps it's time to go home. Big Bear and Little Bear, stars of CAN'T YOU SLEEP, LITTLE BEAR? and other beloved picture books by Hans Christian Andersen Medal winner Martin Waddell, are back in another classic story, lovingly illustrated with deft humor by Barbara Firth.

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Als Kleine Beer een hol heeft gevonden, mag hij er s' avonds van Grote Beer ook slapen.

Review:
All of the adventures of Little Bear and Big Bear are too sweet and can never get old. Such a cute story that is great to read at bedtime. One of my favorite parts of this book is the illustrations, they truly make the children's book. This used to remind me of when my siblings and I would make a fort in the basement or pitch a tent in the backyard, but we would get so scared that only after a couple of minutes trying to fall asleep, we were back in our rooms.

Summary:
In this children's book, "Sleep Tight, Little Bear", Little Bear finds his own cave and makes it a place of his own. Little Bear brings all his stuff from the Bear Cave into his new cave and Big Bear helps him. But once Big Bear tucks Little Bear into bed, Little Bear sits there and wonders if Big Bear is lonely down in the Bear Cave alone so Little Bear decides he will sleep with Big Bear that night. ( )

Little bear finds a cave and makes it his cave. Very cute concept. Oliver liked it, especially the bit where the bear picks up sticks and pretends it is his bed. ( )