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* A School Library Journal Best Book of the Year
* A Child Best Children's Book
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Reading level: Baby-Preschool
Edition: Paperback: 32 pages
ISBN: 0763604623
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Book description
When Tom's mommy brings the new baby home, a bunch of teddy bears come too. Uncle Jack brings fuzzy-eared Ozzie Bear. Tom's gran fetches a cozy bear from the attic. Soon so many bears are sitting with Mommy and the baby, it seems no room is left for Tom! Luckily, there's a place for Tom on Mommy's lap. Watercolor and pencil crayon illustrations.
School Library Journal
Alice Bear, Ozzie Bear, Dudley Bear, and countless others begin arriving at Tom's house after the new baby is born. He helps find places for them all to sit and fixes them when they get a little bit squashed. He even gives the baby his own bear, Huggy. But when his new sibling and all of the toys end up on the couch with mom, Tom realizes that there is no room for him. After he voices his concern, his mother immediately invites him to sit on her knee; together, they take care of the bears while Dad takes a turn at caring for the infant. Stuffed animals, a new baby, and a loving family make for an engaging combination in this gentle story. The realistic, soft-hued watercolor and pencil-crayon illustrations capture the warmth of the text. The layout, which combines double-page, full-page, and rectangular, snapshotlike illustrations, is pleasing to the eye. The toddler's body language and expressions are particularly believable and appealing. Waddell's fans will find this a more subdued story than Farmer Duck or Owl Babies (both Candlewick, 1992), eliciting a quiet, knowing smile rather than a merry grin. Most children will be charmed by the potpourri of textured toys that surround Tom and his family on almost every page. |
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