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"Once there was a baby bear who lived at the top of the globe...". So begins Sleighbear, a gentle, often humorous Christmas story by award-winning author/illustrator Virginia Wright-Frierson. This interactive ebook is illustrated with her original watercolor paintings and two-state animations of them by Samuel Dassler. The original melody was written by Dargan M. W. Frierson. Sleighbear is a story of friendship, determination, and the joy of Christmas. The text appears on the pages in both English and Spanish, selected by touching the language button in the main menu hidden at the top of each page. Accompanied by soft melody, the story is beautifully read in either language or can be muted so that it can be read to a younger kid by an adult or older kid. Kids can interact with the text by touching a little red mitten on each page to produce sound and action happenings. Touching the Christmas tree green arrow turns each page. As an author/illustrator, Virginia Wright-Frierson is most noted for her scrapbook series of three nature ebooks, each of which won placement on the John Burroughs List of Nature Ebooks for Young Readers (A Desert Scrapbook, An Island Scrapbook, and A North American Rain Forest Scrapbook). Virginia is also a ok artist, most well known for the really big, inspiring mural painted on canvas and permanently installed on the ceiling of the Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado. Her latest exhibitions have included both watercolor and oil paintings.