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Edition: Paperback: 32 pages
ISBN: 0763614149
Ã¥ Å©±â: 25.8cm x 21.3cm
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Book Description
Eddie's feeling sad, and so is the bear. They both wish they had a friend to talk to. All they have are their teddies, and teddies can't talk--or can they? The author-illustrator of "Where's My Teddy?" and "It's the Bear!" is back with a third warm and funny story about this odd-sized, lovable pair--a small boy and a rather large bear. Full-color illustrations.
Publishers Weekly
The sequel to Where's My Teddy?, Jez Alborough's My Friend Bear (1998) returns as a board book. Though the type may be small in this new incarnation, PW said this tale about a sad boy named Eddie and his chance encounter with a great big bear "will endear itself to pint-size preschoolers."
Children's Literature
Eddie and the giant bear are both lonesome. Their only companions are their teddy bears. While out for a walk Eddie sees a giant teddy. A sudden noise sends him scurrying to hide behind teddy. When he hears the bear's lament about being friendless, he pretends to talk for teddy. Of course he is found out, but the good news is that he and bear begin a friendship. Life takes an upward turn, because now neither is lonely anymore-"That's what having friends is for." A pleasant companion to Where's My Teddy? and It's the Bear? - Marilyn Courtot |
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