The Height Of Friendship - Searle, Adam D.
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FARADAY BEAR & FRIENDS BOOK 2 THE HEIGHT OF FRIENDSHIP Young bear cub Faraday Bear is back in a brand new story which focuses on the true meaning of friendship and the importance of forgiveness in this timeless tale by Adam D. Searle. Join Faraday Bear and his adventurous group of friends as they climb to the top of Woodland Peak Hill to fly their brand-new kite! As the wind picks up and the kite is pulled in all directions, the friends start to argue and bicker. Will they be able to work together or will their friendship be torn apart? Follow Faraday and his friends as they navigate the…mehr

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FARADAY BEAR & FRIENDS BOOK 2 THE HEIGHT OF FRIENDSHIP Young bear cub Faraday Bear is back in a brand new story which focuses on the true meaning of friendship and the importance of forgiveness in this timeless tale by Adam D. Searle. Join Faraday Bear and his adventurous group of friends as they climb to the top of Woodland Peak Hill to fly their brand-new kite! As the wind picks up and the kite is pulled in all directions, the friends start to argue and bicker. Will they be able to work together or will their friendship be torn apart? Follow Faraday and his friends as they navigate the challenges of flying their kite and learn the true meaning of friendship in this beautifully illustrated heart-warming tale.
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Adam D. Searle is an author from West Molesey, Surrey. His books include the "Faraday Bear & Friends" and "The Big & The Little Monster" book series. Goodbye Mother Bear was featured in a national newspaper and was shortlisted for The Write Blend Book Award 2022 while his collection of middle-grade horror stories "Sinister Shorts" was nominated for The Write Blend book Awards 2023. Adam enjoys meeting his readers young and old and is active on-line where he talks about his struggles with dyslexia.