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It's the Bear! - Jez Alborough


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It's the Bear! - Jez Alborough

 
Description: ISBN 1844284751 / Author: Jez Alborough / Genre: Junior Books / Eddy doesn't want to go to the woods for a picnic with Mum. He's scared ... more
It's the Bear! - Jez Alborough ... that the huge hungry bear who lives there will make a picnic out of him!

Newest Review: ... nips back home to fetch the blueberry pie she forgot. During that time, Eddy has an encounter with the bear - but what ... more

 ... happens next? Well, Eddy's Mum returns still not believing that ther is a bear - but when she turns around... ARRGGGHHH!!! This is a fairly short book so it will hold most children's attention, but you may find your self reading it to your child more than once, as it is a little on the short side. Written in a rhyming style, it's a humourous tale with some quite amusing pictures which will hold children's attention. I paid £2.49 for this book online which is a good price. I've seen some ridiculous prices such as ov...more

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johngas7
Premium Review It's the Bear! - Jez Alborough: It's the bear! A light, snappy, humorous summer's day tale (237 words)
by - written on 28/09/09 (Useful, 4 readings)
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The first time my 4 year old son read this, he read it 4 or 5 times! He loved it! The book centres around Eddy and his Mum, who take a picnic in the woods. Eddy is convinced that there is a bear lurking in the woods. Unconvinced, his Mummy nips back home to fetch the blueberry pie she forgot. During that time, Eddy has an encounter with the bear - but what happens next? Well, Eddy's Mum returns still not believing that ther is a bear - but when she turns around... ARRGGGHHH!!! This is a fairly short book so it will hold most children's attention, but you may find your self reading it to your child more than once, as it is a little on ...  Read the complete review

KLockwood75
Premium Review Never leave your child in the woods alone... (674 words)
by - written on 25/06/09 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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'It's The Bear' by Jez Alborough is one of those books that I end up reading to my two year old again and again and again. In fact, I've read it so many times that when he asked for a bedtime story while away at the weekend and I didn't have a book to hand, I ended up reciting the whole book from memory. And, once I've finished, he just said 'again Mummy'.... The book is written in rhyme and tells the story of a little boy called Eddy who goes to the woods with his Mum for a picnic. However, Eddie is scared of the woods because of the bear that lives there. His Mum, in typical Mum style, tells him that there is nothing to be afraid of and then leaves him alone ...  Read the complete review

juicy_lucy
Premium Review It's the Bear! - Jez Alborough: Where is he? (1049 words)
by - written on 24/05/07 (Very useful, 117 readings)
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It’s the bear Eddy’s back with the great big bear. Children who have read Where’s my Teddy will instantly recognise the characters and for those children who haven’t read the book, no worries, they are not follow on stories…no need to read the first to thoroughly enjoy this one. ~~Story ~~ We start with Eddy and mum walking through a quite idyllic wood scene, but although mum is striding ahead with the picnic basket, Eddy is loitering behind clutching his small teddy. Of course, he is scared and doesn’t want to go into the woods because he is scared of “the great big bear that lives in there” Mum tells him he is silly, ...  Read the complete review

 

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