Bear Hunt by Browne Anthony

BAR HUNT

Anthony Browne

REINFORCED BINDING

ISBN 0-689-30733-0

One day Bear went for a walk. In the 77817

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Look out, Bear!
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING IN PUBLICATION DATA
Browne, Anthony. Bear hunt.

summary: Hunters after a bear are consistently outwitted
as Bear takes his pencil and draws his way out of the situation.

[1. Bears— Fiction. 2. Hunting— Fiction.
3. Drawing— Fiction] I. Title

PZ7.B81984Be [E] 79-21964
ISBN 0-689-30733-0

©Copyright 1979 by Anthony Browne

All rights reserved

Printed by The Connecticut Printers, Inc., Hartford, Connecticut

Bound by A. Horowitz & Sons/ Bookbinders, Fairfield, New Jersey

First American Edition

One day Bear went for a walk.

Two hunters were hunting.

They saw Bear.

Look out! Look out, Bear!

Quickly Bear began to draw.

Well done, Bear!

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But there was another hunter.

Run, Bear, run!

Out came Bear's pencil.



And Bear walked on.

Stop, The hunter's back

Swiftly Bear got to work,



Lookup, Bear!

Bear is caught.

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But Bear still had his pencil .

Clever Bear!

HELP- !

Do something, Bear!

So Bear escaped

. . . and the hunters were left far, far behind.





ANTHONY BROWNE was born

in Sheffield, England, and studied
graphic design at Leeds College of Art.
He left in 1967 determined not to be a
graphic designer and became instead a
medical artist at Manchester University,
where he "produced delicate watercolors
of bone, tissue, fat and blood."

Now he is a freelance artist expressing

himself through children's picture books
and earning a living designing greeting
cards and gift wrap for Gordon Fraser

Gallery.

Mr. Browne's main interests are read-
32Jisic, theater/cinema and cricket.
*he sea in Kent, England.

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