Barbara Firth Little Bear Limited Edition Prints

Barbara Firth

Little Bear - "The most perfect children's book ever written." The Sunday Times

Barbara Firth Little Bear Limited Edition Print

Barbra Firth’s realisation of Martin Waddell's touching story of Big Bear helping Little Bear overcome his fear of the dark by bringing him bigger and bigger lanterns, before taking him outside to show him how the moon – the biggest lantern of them all – is always there, touched a chord with parents and children. Barbara Firth created an engaging, rumpled and shambling Big Bear and an enchantingly bright-eyed and eager Little Bear. Their cave is a haven of cosiness and Firth's illustrations are full of depth and surprise, as well as charm. The book became a bedtime classic and won several prizes around the world, including the 1988 Nestlé Smarties gold award and a Kate Greenaway medal.

“I have always been biased toward illustrating natural history, so it was a joy to draw pages and pages of bears.”  Barbara Firth.

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  1. Big Bear put Little Bear to bed
    Big Bear put Little Bear to bed
    Official Collector's Edition Print
    Barbara Firth - Little Bear
    £75.00
  2. Little Bear Had Gone to Sleep
    Little Bear Had Gone to Sleep
    Official Collector's Edition Print
    Barbara Firth - Little Bear
    £75.00
  3. Little Bear Tried and Tried
    Little Bear Tried and Tried
    Official Collector's Edition Print
    Barbara Firth - Little Bear
    £75.00
  4. You and Me, Little Bear
    You and Me, Little Bear
    Official Collector's Edition Print
    Barbara Firth - Little Bear
    £75.00
  5. Can't You Sleep Little Bear
    Can't You Sleep Little Bear
    Official Collector's Edition Print
    Barbara Firth - Little Bear
    £75.00
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Barbara Firth Little Bear Limited Edition Print

Barbra Firth’s realisation of Martin Waddell's touching story of Big Bear helping Little Bear overcome his fear of the dark by bringing him bigger and bigger lanterns, before taking him outside to show him how the moon – the biggest lantern of them all – is always there, touched a chord with parents and children. Barbara Firth created an engaging, rumpled and shambling Big Bear and an enchantingly bright-eyed and eager Little Bear. Their cave is a haven of cosiness and Firth's illustrations are full of depth and surprise, as well as charm. The book became a bedtime classic and won several prizes around the world, including the 1988 Nestlé Smarties gold award and a Kate Greenaway medal.

“I have always been biased toward illustrating natural history, so it was a joy to draw pages and pages of bears.”  Barbara Firth.