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A Fred Bear Adventure

Fred Bear's San Francisco Adventure

Photo of the hardback edition of Fred Bear's San Francisco Adventure on a granite counter
$15.99

Photos show the hardback edition. The paperback has the same story and pages.

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  • Ages: 5–10, and made for reading together
  • Size: 8.5 × 8.5 in, 46 full-color pages
  • Formats: paperback or hardback (hardback ships to the U.S. and U.K. only)
  • Printing: each book is printed to order, about 2 weeks from your order to printing, then shipping time on top
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  • Prices: in U.S. dollars (USD)
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Fred Bear is packing his bags for the fog, the hills, and the sea lions of San Francisco. Now his paws lead him to San Francisco, where bridges, gardens, and seaside delights await — another chapter in his big, bright world of discovery.

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A Peek Inside

Scenes From the Book

Photos show the hardback edition. The paperback has the same story and pages.

Photo of the open hardback book: Fred Bear looking out at the Golden Gate Bridge, with story text Photo of the open hardback book: Fred Bear looking up at Coit Tower, with story text Photo of the open hardback book: Fred Bear sketching at the Palace of Fine Arts, with story text Photo of the open hardback book: Fred Bear sitting across from the Painted Ladies, with story text

"This is a real trip remembered through Fred—not a list of the places a San Francisco guidebook says he should have visited. Curiosity is what turns a place into a memory. Fred hadn't just visited San Francisco — his curiosity had turned every hill and harbor of it into something he got to keep."

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