Trying to find the perfect birthday present for his mother isn't easy for Danny. The hen offers eggs, the goose feathers and the sheep wool. But mother already has those things. Then the cow suggests that Danny go ask Mr. Bear. It's from him that Danny gets a special and unique gift for his mother.
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By Contessa
Format:Paperback
Ask Mr. Bear is sweet and simple yet engaging for the preschool aged child. In addition, it shows the child a shining example of "thinking outside the box" in a day and age where fancy and expensive gifts are the rule rather than the exception. I remember this being my absolute favorite book as a child and now I can re-live it all over again with my own son. A+
By Karen
Format:Paperback
I do child care in my home,and all the children can read this book to me!
We love this book,and the pictures are so cool.
Keep printing it!
I would like it on a DVD.
We love this book,and the pictures are so cool.
Keep printing it!
I would like it on a DVD.
By T. W. Fuller
Format:Paperback
Danny's mother's birthday is approaching and he has no idea what to get her. He wants to give her something special, but just can't think of the right present. Not coming up with any ideas, he asks a hen. Not finding help there he goes to a cow. The cow tells him to ask the bear. It is here that the bear offers the gift Danny has been searching for.
"Ask Mr. Bear" has been a classic children's story for a long time, and will surely delight future generations of children. The only thing bothering me, now that I am an adult, and can look upon the story in a different light is - what would have happened if Danny had asked his father first?
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This is a childrens classic as far as I am concerned. The pictures are a bit dated, however that only adds to the charm of this book. Read more
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My wife loved this book as a small child -- so much so that she made me find it here on Amazon.com. She quotes it frequently, and plans to give it to our nieces and nephews.
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