Title: Don't Feed the Bear
Author: Kathleen Doherty
Illustrator: Chip Wass
Publisher: Sterling Children's Books, 2018
Jacket Flap Copy: Bear had a perfectly great life...until park ranger put up a sign that read DON'T FEED THE BEAR. Well, Bear isn't about to let Park Ranger get away with claiming all the picnickers' goodies for herself. Craft Bear puts up a sign of his own, and the battle for yummy grub is on! Each worthy (and hungry) competitor tries to persuade park-goers to their side. At stake: delicious chow, like juicy burgers and chewy cookies. Who will win this war of words?
My thoughts: First of all - LOVE the cover. I couldn't wait to get my hands on this book. Next, the text! This book is so timeless! It will appeal to grandparents and parents like me who watched the Yogi Bear cartoons and still entertain kids today with its fun ranger / bear banter in the text (fun sounds and language) and innovative signs and engaging art in the spreads. It's a fun romp through the park that will leave you wanting s'more!
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This looks super fun. I'm going to put it on hold at the library right away!
ReplyDeleteIt truly is -- enjoy, Rebecca! Thanks for stopping by My Word Playground!
DeleteIt's a favorite of my granddaughter's!
ReplyDeleteI can certainly see why! So many morsels of fun packed into this book! Thanks for stopping by My Word Playground, Deborah!
DeleteWaaaay more fun than Yogi Bear (though I kinda thought of Yogi when I read this book). Fun illustrations, too.
ReplyDeleteLOL Yes, Sue, I agree. But in the days of Yogi Bear we didn't have as many choices LOL. Thanks for stopping by My Word Playground!
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