The Bear in My Family
Maya Tatsukawa
A boy insists that the noisy, bossy, strong figure in the next bedroom is a bear, even though his parents treat the bear as family. When older children force him off a swing, the bear scares them away and then helps with swing pushes. The bear also offers bandages, clears unwanted food from his plate, and gives hugs. Eventually, the bear is revealed as his big sister, and the siblings roar together.
This book appears on 2 reading lists across 1 edition from 2 organizations.
