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Where Are You Hiding, Copycub?

寶貝，你躲在那裏?

"Can't find me here!" called Copycub, hiding in the bushes. " Oh, yes I can!" replied his mother.

Copycub loves to play hide-and-seek, but wherever he hides, his mother always finds him. Then one day Copycub thinks of the perfect hiding place, deep in the woods: a place which is just a bit too good....

A reassuring story full of warmth and affection, which is perfect for reading at bedtime.

作者:Richard Edwards，以Copycub為主題創作童書，Copycub系列有"Copy me, Copycub"、"Goodnight Copycub"、"Where are you Hiding, Copycub?"。

"Where are you Hiding ,Copycub?"，可以讓幼小的心靈得到安全感，不管寶貝你躲到那裏，媽媽一定會想盡辦法把你找出來，適合寶貝睡前的故事書，讓害怕孤單的寶貝，可以藉由父母念故事書，讓心靈上獲得父母的保護，遇到任何的危險，父母是你最佳的避風港。

寶貝在成長的過程，不單單只是提供物質，心靈上的感受是成長的養份和建立自信心的元素，一年四季媽媽陪伴著寶貝，體驗與父母一起成長，學習生存、學習獨立，不要錯過寶貝每個階段的成長。

Copycub was a young bear who loved playing games.

His favourite game was hiding, but he could never think of a good enough place, and his mother always found him.

In the Spring the bears woke up from their long Winter's sleep.

Copycub's mother stretched. Copycub stretched.

Copycub's mother scratched. Copycub scratched.

Then he crept to hide in acorner of the bearcave.

"Can't find me here!" he called. "Oh, yes I can," said his mother. 

She tiptoed across the cave, reached into the shadows and lifted the small bear high above her head. "Got you, little Copycub!"

When Summer came to the north woods, the bears spent all day outside in the sunshine.

"Can't find me here!" called Copycub, hiding in the bushes. "Oh, yes I can," replied his mother.

And she lolloped through the trees, running straight to the young bear's hiding place. " Got you again!" she said, kissing hime on the nose. 

In Autumn all the bears gathered at the big river to fish for salmon. " Can't find me here!" called Copycub, hiding behind the sticks of a beaver dam.

But his mother splashed through the water and scooped him up. "Oh, yes I can, my little furry fish!"