Jutta Langreuter Books

Little Bear and the big fight

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When his best friend Brandon will not share the clay at school one day, Little Bear gets so mad that he bites him, and even though he is sorry, Little Bear wonders if he and Brandon will ever be fr...

Little Bear is a big brother

By Jutta Langreuter

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Little Bear is excited about the new baby his family is expecting, until his friends at Bear Kindergarten tell him all the bad changes that the baby will make in his life.

Little Bear won't go to bed

By Jutta Langreuter

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Little Bear has trouble falling asleep in his own bed until his parents persuade him that his stuffed animals need him in bed with them.

Little Bear won't go to bed

By Jutta Langreuter

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Little Bear has trouble falling asleep in his own bed until his parents persuade him that his stuffed animals need him in bed with them.

Little Bear Collection

By Jutta Langreuter

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Belly buttons

By Jutta Langreuter

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Lucy the piglet, Eddie the puppy, and Alabaster the cat find out what belly buttons are for.

One Fine Day in Munich

By Jutta Langreuter

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Roddy Rabbit s Painted Eggs

By Jutta Langreuter, Lindsay Fraser, Andrea Hebrock

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Who s Your New Friend Roddy Rabbit

By Jutta Langreuter

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Georges

By Jutta Langreuter, Jutta Bucker

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