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 Sleep Tight, Little Bear - Martin Waddell
 Sleep Tight, Little Bear - Martin Waddell ... cave to play in, and when night falls he decides to sleep in there too. But as he looks out of his cave at the moon shining through the dark trees, Little bear starts to wonder whether Big bear might not be lonely without him. Ages 3+Newest Review: ... is the big bear, And Little Bear is the little bear. One day... This very familiar beginning is so good for little children ... more ... because it means that they can start joining in with the story right from the beginning.
In this story, Little Bear finds a cave and decides he is going to live in it. He kits it out with all sorts of things and makes it very cosy. He cleans it and tidies it and also plays in it. (This is so reminiscent of my daughter playing in her play house with her baby!). He loves the cave so much that he decides he is going to spend the night there which Big Bear agrees to.Everything is going well until Little Bear decides that ...more |
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Sleep Tight, Little Bear - Martin Waddell: Sometimes it's good to be alone - but not all the time! (590 words)
by - written on 30/03/08 (Very useful, 125 readings)
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I read this story ages ago with my daughters, and then we have just read it again recently and this time I couldn't help but notice the similarities between the little bear in the story and my fiercely independent daughter who is all of four and three quarters! Sleep Tight, Little Bear is one of the many wonderful Big Bear, Little Bear stories written by Martin Waddell and illustrated by Barbara Firth. I think we must have read them all about a hundred times each so both these characters are very familiar to my daughters and feel a bit like old friends! Also, on the first page of each of the books, you get the same words: Once there were two ... Read the complete review
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