Billie and Bean in the Mountains

Written by Julia Hansson · Translated by B.J. Woodstein

Book #3 in the Billie and Bean series

A child faces fears on the slopes, finding courage and unexpected companionship.

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32 pages· 480L

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Bookroo's summary

Billie is excited for a mountain adventure but dreads the ski lessons her mom insists on. When her dog, Bean, gets spooked by falling snow, Billie finds herself alone in the cold. With courage and determination, she must navigate the snowy landscape to reunite with Bean and her mom. Can Billie overcome her fears and find her way back? This heartwarming tale of resilience and friendship explores how a child and her dog create their own fun and face challenges together.

From the publisher

Celebrating the supportive relationship between a child and her dog, this story reminds us that, with resilience and courage, we can find our own way through something new and scary. Billie liked visiting the mountains when she could be pulled in a sled, but Mom says she’s big enough to try ski lessons instead this time. Billie doesn’t like going fast and finds the hill too steep. When she notices a poster for dogsledding, Billie decides she and her dog, Bean, can make their own fun on the slopes. But when Bean is startled by some falling snow, Billie is left all alone in the cold. Finding her courage and staying calm, Billie realizes she wasn’t as alone as she thought and finds her way to Bean and Mom.

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