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 Mr Bear's Holiday - Debi Gliori
 Mr Bear's Holiday - Debi Gliori ... lovely few days camping. Map reading, tent erecting, burnt cooking and a terrifying monster ensure that the Bear family struggle home - in need of another holiday to recover! A fifth endearing picture book about the loveable, award-winning Mr Bear which radiates warmth and family love.Newest Review: ... Mr Bear tells his family it’s not so much a holiday as an adventure but it takes longer to get there than he had planned as ... more ... they stop to change baby bear’s nappy and to eat sandwiches.
When they finally arrive everyone is tired and Mr Bear sets up the tent, which has been badly eaten by moths. They enjoy their supper and huddle together in the tent but there is a surprise for them as a curious cow decides to have a look at them and they all run off in fright thinking it’s a monster.
They decide that they should return home and that they all need another holiday to recover from the stress of the one they have just had.
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Mr Bear's Holiday - Debi Gliori: Take a Trip With Mr Bear (769 words)
by - written on 22/09/06 (Very useful, 128 readings)
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***Background*** I first discovered Debi Gliori through the Woodland Friends series of board books, which all had shiny bits of silver and gold on the pages. If you’re a regular reader of my reviews then you’ll probably recognise her name from them, as I was most impressed by the rhyming books. This Mr Bear series is published by Orchard Books and there are 5 of them in total. They are very different from the board books, which are aimed at younger children, as these have proper stories in them, all about the character Mr Bear. ***The Story*** The story starts with Small Bear getting a postcard from her friends who are on ... Read the complete review
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