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Description: ISBN 0230015476 / Author: Jill Murphy / Genre: Junior Books / The moon and back before bathtime? Whatever next! Join Baby Bear as he ... more
Whatever Next ? - Jill Murphy ... finds a rocket, makes friends with an owl and has a picnic on the moon! A beautiful story of innocence and imagination, full of Jill Murphy's characteristic warmth and humour, this is the second Bear family adventure following the bestselling "Peace at Last".

Newest Review: ... a bit boring. Baby Bear decides that they should go back because his bath will be ready, so they fly down and down. Owl flies ... more

 ... out of the rocket and then the rain starts, drippinmg through Baby Bear's helmet, and making him look thoroughly miserable, hunched up in his bax. Little miss wonders how the box doesn't get soggy and collapse, but that's not part of the story! He eventually flies down through the chimney and lands on the floor with a BUMP! There is no soot on the carpet but Mrs Bear comments on the state of Baby Bear and states that he looks as though he has been up the chimney. As he is being bathed, Baby Bear tells her that he...more

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Groovee
Premium Review Whatever Next ? - Jill Murphy: Lets have an Adventure before Bedtime (576 words)
by Groovee - written on 25.04.04 (Very useful, 449 readings)
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As an Easter present this year my parents bought the children Book Tokens. A fabulous idea as it meant that they could choose some books to add to the collection of the many books which they have already. For Murray it is often quite hard to strike a balance on a not too simple book and not too grown up for him yet book. He loves "Peace at Last" by Jill Murphy, so when I saw "Whatever Next!" by Jill Murphy, I decided that we would get that one for him. Whatever Next introduces us to the Bear family again. Baby Bear is peering out of the ...

juicy_lucy
Premium Review Whatever next... (986 words)
by juicy_lucy - written on 09.09.06 (Very useful, 168 readings)
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Whatever next Another of our well read favourites, and having first been published in 1983, it has been read to all 3 of my children and to many classes of children. **THE STORY** Great opening line "Can I go to the moon?" asked Baby Bear. We like this because it is the kind of question children can ask when employing bath or bed delaying tactics and are looking out of their bedroom window. Mrs Bear soon puts a stop to these musings because she tells Baby Bear that he needs a bath first (typical mummy style) and that he would need a rocket. The bath appears to be forgotten, and baby Bear finds a rocket ...

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Premium Review Whatever Next ? - Jill Murphy: whatever next...? (238 words)
by chrissypops - written on 01.10.00 (Very useful, 100 readings)
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" Whatever next ? ", is another book by Jill Murphy that I like. I recently took this out from the children's library and it was on the Tweenies story time a while ago. Its about little bear waiting for a bath but he wants to go to the moon. So while he is waiting he gets in a cardboard box and WHooshsh... ,up the chimney and to the moon... meeting a few friends on the way and stopping on the moon for a picnic before going home. I think this is a lovely story and encourages children of all ages to use their imagination. In this age of computer games, television and play station, children no longer imagine that they have something or are going ...

 
 
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