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by Roscoe Davis (Author), Zakiyah Wesley (Author)
Gale the Library Bear inspires children to build courage and confidence as they explore new challenges. In Gale the Library Bear: The Bear Who Feared Running, Gale lives among humans and has a remarkable ability. Whenever he reads a book at the library, he enters the world of the story.
This time, Gale finds himself at the starting line of a race, facing his biggest fear: running. The moment stirs up worry he has carried for a long time and leads him to wonder. What is fear? Why does it feel so strong?
Gale chooses to move forward. With each step, he learns what bravery can look and feel like, and his experience offers children a gentle way to explore their own feelings about fear and trying something new.
This uplifting picture book supports meaningful conversations about confidence and emotional growth. It is ideal for bedtime reading, classroom storytime, and moments when children need encouragement while facing a challenge. Families, teachers, and librarians will find Gale's adventure both heartfelt and empowering.
