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Mom, There's a Bear at the Door von Sabine Lipan
Diese Rezension wurde für LibraryThing Early Reviewers geschrieben.My daughter enjoyed this book.
Diese Rezension wurde für LibraryThing Early Reviewers geschrieben.This is a fun little book that focuses on a mother & son's rather logical conversation regarding the bear that has shown up at their apartment door. Because, you know, there's a chain of reasonable reasons why a bear would be on the 11th floor of an apartment building in the middle of a busy city rather than its cave in the far off woods. Great preschool, early elementary, or family read aloud.
This adorable story is a reflection of the inventiveness of children, and the charming ways in which they can blend imagination and reality with utter conviction.
As the story begins, a little boy announces to his mom that there is a bear at the door. She asks her son all kinds of questions, such as why the bear has come to their 11th floor apartment (to see the sea from the rooftop, he replies); how he got to their apartment from the forest (he rode a bike to the bus stop of course!); what he wants for lunch (cake: two kinds!); and so on.
The boy assures his mom that after the bear has seen the sea and eaten the cake, he will make the journey back to the forest, and then go to sleep after such a long day.
The amusing illustrations by Manuela Olten were created using acrylic paint and colored pencil, and show the bear and the boy doing various activities throughout the day.
I particularly love the endpapers that show bear prints going across the floor.
Both the author and illustrator are German. Eerdman’s publishes a number of foreign children’s books in translation, allowing American readers to get a broader perspective of themes that appeal to children in other countries.
Evaluation: Both parents and children will find this entertaining story appealing.… (mehr)
As the story begins, a little boy announces to his mom that there is a bear at the door. She asks her son all kinds of questions, such as why the bear has come to their 11th floor apartment (to see the sea from the rooftop, he replies); how he got to their apartment from the forest (he rode a bike to the bus stop of course!); what he wants for lunch (cake: two kinds!); and so on.
The boy assures his mom that after the bear has seen the sea and eaten the cake, he will make the journey back to the forest, and then go to sleep after such a long day.
The amusing illustrations by Manuela Olten were created using acrylic paint and colored pencil, and show the bear and the boy doing various activities throughout the day.
I particularly love the endpapers that show bear prints going across the floor.
Both the author and illustrator are German. Eerdman’s publishes a number of foreign children’s books in translation, allowing American readers to get a broader perspective of themes that appeal to children in other countries.
Evaluation: Both parents and children will find this entertaining story appealing.… (mehr)
Funny!! Text for the two voices is shown in two colors, horray, which should make it easier to read for story time.
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