Mama Bear Baby Bear 2: Native American Lore - Paperback

by Linda L. Silvas (Author)

"Mama Bear Baby Bear" A Native American Lore.

Set in the mythical Cipmylo Forest, the metaphorical tale describes Baby Bear's life with parents who partake of the forbidden Fruit (substance abuse) rendering them unable to care for their baby or themselves.

When rumors reach the ears of Mama Bear that her grandchild is in grave danger, without hesitation she goes to his aid, rescuing and taking him back to her part of the forest where she raises Baby Bear, teaching him which berries to eat and not to eat, how to count the stars and to look another in the eyes when he talks to them and to use his own intuition. She shows him love of family and shows him the wisdom of an elder.

Because of the pitfalls caused by drug abuse and other destructive cycles, more grandparents, relatives and organizations are finding themselves charged with the protection and upbringing of the children... Our Future Generation.

Mama Bear Baby Bear is not a children's book, it is a learning tool for the children, young adults and elders.

Focus on our children.

Linda Silvas