The result is this cute little feller who is surrounded by actual honest-to-goodness blueberry bushes. In 2008 she was commissioned by the Board of Directors of the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens to make a sculpture of Little Bear from the book Blueberries for Sal by the author Robert McCloskey. Located in Boothbay Harbor, Maine, the statue is by Nancy Schön, the same woman who did the Make Way for Duckling Statues in Boston. It was listed in The Complete Listing of All Public Children’s Literature Statues in the United States. – Here’s something I didn’t mention during the podcast, but there is a Blueberries for Sal statue out there. It showed up at #31 on the Top 100 Picture Books Poll. – What kind of car is this, people? Send us an answer for all the points! You won’t find a better offer than that today. – I always feel like somebody’s watching meeeee. – For those unfamiliar with it, I present One Morning in Maine: So even if it began to get ideas about the deliciousness of mom, it’s not happening.

We have to assume that a baby bear just wouldn’t have that kind of speed. A grown bear can get up to 40 miles an hour. – How fast can a little bear run? Hard to say. – Really, Kate? Sal’s a little Mackelmore? Let’s compare. – If anyone is looking to update this book for the 21st Century, Kate’s suggestion of the title “Single Sassy Mom and Her Androgynous Child” has my vote. I guess Mom really worked double time while Sal was AWOL.

– How much sugar does it take to can blueberries? The internet has many opinions on the subject but generally speaking it appears that you want to add 1/2 Cup of sugar for each quart of berries.

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