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Baby Bear's Bakery, Part 6

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Baby Bear’s Bakery, Part 6

Tragedy strikes Baby Bear’s Bakery in this volume. After a few years of successful cake making and merriment the bakery is robbed! Practically everything in the bakery is now gone and what is left is in ruins. But for Bear and his friends the memories and flavors remain. So as life gave Bear some lemons, he made a lemon tart in the form of Baby Bear’s Cake Cart!

About the Author: KamenTotsu is a unique talent within the world of manga. The author made his debut more as a columnist and media critic, drawing his columns within a comic format. With time he moved on to drawing essay comics and eventually moved to the world of children’s manga. KamenTotsu is also unique as he was raised in the United States. He grew up in Michigan and would eventually return to Japan to attend the Nagoya University of the Arts.

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  • SubCategory: Manga
  • Publisher: DENPA BOOKS
  • Barcode: 9781634428897
  • Release Date: 05/27/2025
  • Genre: COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / Food
  • Page Count: 124
  • Print Size: 8.15 x 5.95
  • Eligible For Free Shipping: Yes
  • Pre-Book Date: 05/27/2025

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