#seekers bears

HELLO

I AM HOSTING A MAP for the first time it’s on my YouTube channel Bunnyzillazombieflower

Also discord is not needed AT ALL there is no deadlines AT ALL tweening IS ALLOWED AI IS NOT ALLOWED AT ALL

If you want to apply go to my YouTube channel comment what part you want say what series it’s for

If no one has took that part you will get it !

| ALSO PART ONE HAS ALREADY BEEN CLAIMED|

Each series can only have 10 parts for that series

AND there is no designs for the map So use your own designs !

more information will be on YouTube channel

A very comprehensive set of super editions at this branch. And also, no books before PO3 Dark River?

COMPLETE Seekers Collection FOR SALE!

Buy here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/183371861973

This is the ENTIRE, COMPLETE Seekers series by “Erin Hunter” otherwise known as Victoria Holmes, Kate Cary, Cherith Baldry, and Tui T. Sutherland (at the time of the writing of Seekers) written between the years of 2008-2016.

These books are very rare as they are hardly sold anywhere in stores anymore. They are all FIRST EDITION purchased on the day of release. The first two were signed by Victoria Holmes during the Warriors Meet & Greet in Anderson’s Bookshop in Naperville, IL on April 23rd, 2009.

These books have been very treasured and taken care of. I have read all of them but there are no tears, stains, or folds/creases on the pages. They are like brand new and in excellent condition.

The books teach excellent lessons regarding accepting your friends and people that you trust regardless of their appearance/race (by having a black bear, a brown bear, and a white bear be best friends- replace bear with person and the message is clear). This book series also emphasizes environmental intelligence and why it is so important to be sustainable and take care of the earth.

If you have any questions regarding the content of the books you may ask me anything! My memory is a little rusty but I remember most of the contents of the series. I read them between the ages of 10 and 17 (as they were released). I suggest that kids no younger than 7 should read these books, but they are most appropriate for a kid between 8-12 to read. Suitable and enjoyable for both boys and girls, for there are characters of all types to relate to anyone reading!

Also very fun to read out loud with a parent. My grandma and I read the Warriors books out loud chapter by chapter when I was young- the same bonding experience can happen here.

I haven’t set foot in a library in months! But that’s what a backlog is for. Nice all-hardback collection at this library. Outcast from po3 has really fantastic cover art for how disappointing the actual book is. I know because I checked it out after I took this photo. Respect the mid-arc slog I guess.

This time I supplied my free labor to the local Barnes & Noble! Big fan of the larger footprint that allows you to see the covers of a few of the books. But they had chosen some pretty random ones so I switched them out for the Book 1’s of each arc (and new release Sky). Also I rarely actually see full sets of the new covers, so it’s neat to see the spines all lined up even if they’re a little wonky with the duplicates :3 also Graystripe’s Adventure is pulled out because I ended up getting it—the coloring is nice and it’s actually reasonably-priced compared to the 3-set you would’ve had to get a few years ago. And of course they were always checked out at the library.

I’m always nostalgic for the old covers especially since they aren’t sold in stores anymore. But I’ve had some luck with ex-library book sales/Goodwill and hope to build a full set!

Here’s another set! Looks Iike this branch keeps things pretty recent, except for a few of those old field guides. Also a ton of super editions—not sure if I have those in precise chronological order but I feel like they’re fairly nonlinear anyways.

Does anyone actually read Bravelands/Bamboo Kingdom? I enjoyed Seekers/Survivors but that’s about as far as I got with the spin-offs.