
Book #3 in the Bear and Bird series
Can friends be too considerate? Discover the hilarity of trying too hard to please.
Bird and Bear are best friends who go to great lengths to make each other happy. When Bird notices a leaf on Bear's face, she hilariously avoids embarrassing him, even sparking a new trend. Their antics continue as they compete to return a stick, leading to imaginative solutions. Join them on Swapsy Day and explore the endless possibilities of friendship in this heartwarming adventure.
Is there ever such a thing as being too considerate? It’s another comedy of errors in this fourth set of stories featuring Jarvis’s lovable duo. “Bird, why are you blowing in my face?” said Bear. “I’m just stretching my cheeks,” said Bird. “Important to stretch your cheeks.” Bear and Bird are the kind of friends who just want to make each other happy. So when Bird realizes Bear has had a leaf stuck to his face all day, she goes to comical extremes not to embarrass him–even if it means encouraging a new trend. And when they both grab the same excellent stick on a windy day, they outdo each other trying to give it back–until Bear comes up with a better use for their imagination. Whether following a hilariously–and touchingly–circular path on Swapsy Day or discovering there are as many times of day as there are things to do, Jarvis’s classic pair fuses humor and heart in another quartet of adventures.
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