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Jacob's Tree

by Holly Keller

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This story was about a bear named Jacob that was really small. Jacob didn't have any friends. One day Jacob's parents told him to eat a lot of vegetables, vitamins, and drink plenty of milk. After a few days had passed Jacob grew a couple of inches taller. At the end of the story Jacob was able to see himself in the mirror when he washed his face and he was tall enough to climb the jungle gym. This story teaches children to obey your parents and to try to have patience most of the time.
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The bright red line on the tree outside is proof that Jacob the bear hasn't grown even one inch! Jacob's mama says wait, and so does his papa, but Jacob hates being small. Luckily, happy days, hibernation, and a little patience transform a small bear into a not-so-small bear -- with a new line on the tree to prove it -- in Holly Keller's flawless and funny tribute to preschool concerns.

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