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 \nThe sun rises high in the late-summer sky  \nBoth bellies are full;now it's time for shut-eye.  \nOr so Mother thought,but around her,Cub prances.A swat of Mom's paw puts a halt to his dances.  \nThey settle below a small grove of green trees,Soon all that's stirring are leaves in the breeze.Late afternoon shadows take over the sunThe golden air touches each bear,one by one.","cbCaimVowJBGqgj6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimVowJBGqgj6","pdf",2499629,36,"English","# theTroublesome\n## words & pictures by Lisa Horstman","[{\"question\":\"Who created the words and pictures in the book?\",\"answer\":\"Lisa Horstman is credited for the words and pictures.\"},{\"question\":\"What do the bear and cub eat during the morning?\",\"answer\":\"They eat berries first, then feast on acorns, roots, and insects.\"},{\"question\":\"What changes after the bears’ bellies are full?\",\"answer\":\"They settle for shut-eye, but the cub continues prancing until their mother responds.\"}]","theTroublesome - words & pictures - A hungry black bear story | PDF",1790645344,55]