Elizabeth Winthrop

A Selection From Bear and Roly-Poly
A Book About Adoption
 
 
 
Finally Nora came home.
She carried the baby right into Bear's room.
Bear Stared.
Mrs. Duck Stared Too.
Nobody said anything for a minute.
Then Mrs. Duck said, "Oh, my,"
and Nora said,
"Bear, this is Roly-Poly, your baby sister."
"She's not a baby," cried Bear.
"She's almost as big as Mrs. Duck.
And she's not brown like me."
"Babies come in all colors and sizes," said Nora.
"Oh," said Bear.
"Can I hold her?"
"Sit in the rocking chair," said Nora
and she rested Roly-Poly in his lap.
"She's a very heavy baby," Bear gasped.
Roly-Poly opened her eyes and looked at Bear.
"Hello," Bear said. "I'm your big brother."
Roly-Poly opened her mouth and began to cry.
 
 

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