Geisel Book Award honor winner Mary Sullivan pens this knee slapper about a family of bears who go house hunting - and run into some disagreements - when they outgrow their house. What happens when a five-member bear family has outgrown the home they own? They go on a house hunt. But finding an abode they all can agree on is not easy. The cubs favor fun over function, while the adults are looking for something a little more practical. They need a place with the right space for everyone. Soon frustrations build, and feelings boil over. What will it take to get these bears into their forever home? Using rhyming text and comedic artwork, Mary Sullivan shines a spotlight on some of the challenges families (ursine or human) might face in the search of the perfect accommodation. After all, there is no place like home.