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“Where is Home, Daddy Bear?” can help young children adjust to a new home

by Presbyterian Publishing Corporation | Special to Presbyterian News Service

Now available for purchase is Flyaway Books’ picture book, “Where is Home, Daddy Bear?” Nicola O’Byrne is the book’s author and illustrator. (Contributed image)

LOUISVILLE — This week marks the release of Flyaway Books’ latest picture book, “Where Is Home, Daddy Bear?”

Written and illustrated by Nicola O’Byrne, this charming picture book with endearing bears tells the tale of a single dad and a young cub named Evie Bear who are moving to a new home. Throughout their journey to their new home, Evie Bear’s dad answers her various questions about the move, reassuring her with wise and comforting words.

According to a news release from Presbyterian Publishing Corporation, this simple yet thoughtful tale encourages children to consider the true meaning of home and ultimately reveals that home is found whenever you are with the people you love most. “Where Is Home, Daddy Bear?” is ideal for children ages 3-7.

“With its rich visuals and workmanlike text, this picture book can be read aloud to children who must adjust to a new home at an early age,” says Kirkus Reviews.

About Nicola O’Byrne

Nicola O’Byrne wrote her first children’s book at age five and has been writing and illustrating children’s stories ever since. She now works full-time as an author and illustrator, basing her characters on people she knows. Her works have received numerous awards and nominations. For more information, visit www.nicolaobyrne.com.

About Flyaway Books

Flyaway Books is a new children’s book program dedicated to creating books that will inspire the next generation to fly. Books featured in the program carry themes of diversity, inclusion, self-esteem, kindness, compassion, and care for our world. They are also intentionally multicultural in their artwork and characters. Visit www.flyawaybooks.com for more information.


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