Where Is Bear? - Board Book

by Fátima Ordinola (Author)

Where is Bear? Is he hiding behind the fridge? Under the sofa? In the bathtub? Search for Bear and learn new words in this interactive lift-the-flap book!

Bear loves to play hide-and-seek! Can you find him? Lift each flap to discover where Bear is hiding around the house. Is he behind the kitchen door, under the sofa, or in the bathtub? What other animals will you meet along the way?

With adorable artwork and a clever cat who knows Bear's secrets, Where is Bear? is the perfect first book of prepositions for little ones. The playful text encourages early learning of prepositions and first words, while the interactive flaps spark curiosity and joy.

INTRODUCTION TO FIRST WORDS: Perfect first concept book with playful text that encourage early learning of prepositions and first words.

SUPPORTS LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT: Simple, repetitive phrasing encourages language learning and engagement.

FLAPS ON EVERY PAGE: Interactive flaps are sure to spark curiosity and joy.

SILLY AND GORGEOUS ART: From a highly acclaimed illustrator whose stunning collage showcases Bear in laugh-out-loud silly hiding places.

Perfect for:

• Parents, grandparents, and teachers looking for first concept books for little ones
• Gift-givers looking for perfect baby shower or birthday gifts
• Fans of hide-and-seek and peekaboo books

Author Biography

Fátima Ordinola is a graphic designer and illustrator born in Peru and currently residing in Cambridge, UK. In 2023, she graduated from the Cambridge School of Art with a distinction in the MA Children's Book Illustration programme. She enjoys working with traditional materials such as chalk, pencils, ink, and digital collage. Her work has been recognized by the Bologna Children's Book Fair, The Batsford Prize, The Hamburger Bilderbuchpreis, and The Unpublished Picture Book Showcase. Her first picture book as an author, titled Our Love will be published by Post Wave in 2025. Between her passionate work in illustration and her new lifestyle in Cambridge, she finds time to explore various activities like reading, sketching, and cycling around town.