The Bear and the Bee

 Do you like to read? If you do, then watch this book. I'll read to you! What would happen if a bee wanted to marry a bear? (The bee is in love, the bear doesn't care). Touch the book and we will see. Together we'll read a nice story.

Let's go!

                 Copyright [image] 1993 by LeftJustified Publiks, all rights reserved.


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LeftJustified presents this product as-is, with no warrantees of suitability for any particular task. This product utilizes a standard Windows utility for it's display and function and therefore should pose no risk in use -- however LeftJustified will accept no responsibility for any consequential damage resulting from the use of this product. All product names & company names noted in italics and designated by the symbol: "tm" are trademarks of the noted company.


About LeftJustified

The Bear and the Bee is a product of  LeftJustified Publiks. If you enjoy this product and would like to see more electronic books in the future, please send $6.00 to:

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LeftJustified Publiks

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The people of LeftJustified and our contributing authors are doing something new with your computer. We want to create products that please and entertain you, inexpensive reading materials that go a step beyond the book. In order to keep doing this, we need to know what you think. The best way to show us is to send a comment form, and your payment. Your support pays the author, and allows us to continue our development of new media.


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The Bear and the Bee

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The Making of The Bear and the Bee

The Bear and the Bee was originally written by Nita Dabbs, and illustrated by her Sister Barbara Leach. The first step in production was to photo-reduce the black & white panels (to reduce the scan size and optimize contrast) and then scan them as line-art with a Scanman256™ gray-scale scanner. Color, cleanup, and formatting was performed with Paintbrush for Windows™. Text materials were prepared with Microsoft Word for Windows™, and the product was compiled using the help tools from the Windows 3.1 SDK™. The base system for this work was a Uniq™ 286/16 with 4 megabytes of RAM, running Windows 3.1. While the death of the 286 has been exaggerated, the Editor would appreciate your support of these products so that he can get a really fast 486 and spend more time working, less time waiting.


About the Editor
Tom Kindig, Editor and Principal

of LeftJustified, lives and works in

Las Cruces, New Mexico.


About the Authors . . .

  Nita Dabbs wrote this story for her children several years ago; her sister Barbara Leach did the drawings. Nita has written quite a few stories and poems, just for the entertainment of her children. She has had an active interest in teaching and, now that her children are in school, has gone back to school herself.


Contributing to LeftJustified
Contributing to LeftJustified . . .

From the editor...

LeftJustified is looking for authors and artists who would like to share their work, in this new electronic medium, with the world. We do not restrict your right to publish elsewhere (we do not control your work), and we pay a 40% royalty to the author for each sale. You may write for more specific information, or you may forward a sample of your work directly.

If you want to do this, I would like to see your work on paper the first time around. If this is not practical, and you would rather send a 3½ inch diskette, then the following formats are preferred:

for text 	.txt	(ANSI/ASCII),

.wri	(Windows Write),

.sam	(Amí-pro),

.rtf	(Microsoft Rich Text Format),

.doc	(Microsoft Word or Word4Windows)

for graphics 	.bmp	(Windows Bitmap)

.pcx	(Windows Paintbrush)

.cdr	(Corel draw)

.tif

I will send you a receipt for your work, and a preliminary evaluation, as soon a I receive it. If a phone number is included, and I have time, I will call you. Your work is protected, and you can be sure that I will not forward or share your work without an explicit agreement with you for publication.

Please include a self-addressed-stamped-envelope if you wish to have your work returned to you, should we decide not to use it. Send to:

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Be sure to include a brief letter about yourself and your work. Tell me what appeals to you and include any specific ideas about what form the publication might take. I'm counting on your creativity to make the difference in an excellent  product!


Work we would like to see . . .

Have you been doing some writing? Graphic Arts? How about a really sweet application that might work through what you see here? We are working to make a point: it's time for electronic books and magazines. These are becoming available on CD-ROM, but what about smaller works?

Features

We would like to see feature articles of twenty to sixty pages of text on science, technology, art, social issues, history, government, religion, culture. . . you name it! People are interested. If you are a frustrated Journalist, then drop us a letter.

Creative

We would like to see poetry, short stories, comics, graphic portfolios. . . any other ideas? Give us a try. We won't be trying any full-length novels, but short of that we are willing to take on a variety of material. As with features above, we suggest that you submit at least twenty pages of material.

Your Ideas

Have I thought of everything? Of course not. Chances are good that you have an idea that would never occur to me. So why not give it a go; let me know. The only thing it will cost you is some time.


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Clock


Bed


Closet


Suitcase


Road


Window


Bear


Bee


Chair


Tree


House


Flowers


Sky


Hat


Door


Refrigerator


Stove


Sink


Cupboard


Frying Pan


Floor


Picture


Lamp


Wall


Table


Sofa


Rug


Fence


Grass


Book


Plant


Rocks