Little Bear

The book contains several short stories which are funny and cute and entertaining. It contains short sentences and repetitive sentences and words as well so makes it a good beginner level reading book for kids aged 5 or 6.

Very good stories in English for toddlers

My son who is 5 year old loved the book . In his words , this book is very very very nice. I enjoyed it.

This can be the first book to gift to your child who is learning to read after introducing them all the 42 sounds and sight words. It gives good practice with sight words as well as phonics words. I would definitely recommend this over other trumped down 'phonics' story books for reading. Once your child completes all of the little bear books, you can move to Frog and Toad collection. By the time you finish these stories your child would have learnt to read.

All the little bear books are popular with children and encourage them to read.

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Good short stories and simple illustrations. Enjoyed by my 4 year old grandson.

simple stories, easy-to-read aloud to preschoolers. I will be buying more from this series.

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This is a great, calm book. Kids around the age of 2 love it. My 6 year old still likes it.

Hatte das Bich als Kind von unseren amerikanischen Freunden geschenkt bekommen. Es ist einfach toll und bereitet jetzt einem Kind erneut totalen Spaß.

This book is a delight to read to very young children, and lovely for them to read themselves later on. The stories are warm and reassuring, whether showing Mother Bear's love for Little Bear, or Little Bear making friends, and even venturing into the world, then coming safely home.The illustrations by Maurice Sendak [Where the Wild things are] are a lovely blend of naturalism and fantasy.

This is my go-to book for teaching beginning readers. It's interesting and gently humorous, and the pictures are charming -- but a lot of books have those qualities. What makes this book (and the other Little Bear books) so great is that the words are almost all common words a reader is likely to encounter often, they're almost all easy words that can be sounded out, and there's a fair amount of repetition with slight variations. Because of this, the child's effort and success in reading one word are likely to pay off in reading that same word or a similar word later on the page or one the next page. The child quickly starts to feel familiar with some words, and consequently more and more confident and optimistic about being able to read. This is especially valuable if the child has fallen behind and is discouraged. I find that after reading one or a few of these books, children are able to progress to well-written books at level 2 such as Frog and Toad.This is not the case with all so-called "beginner" books. Some of them have charming pictures and only a few words per page but those words are too hard for most beginners to sound out and aren't particularly common words, so having learned that word is of limited use when the child tries to read the next word (which is also often neither easy nor extremely common). Such books are great for adults to read TO kids, and for kids to pretend to read once they've memorized the words, but aren't very helpful for teaching and reinforcing the building blocks of reading. The Little Bear books do just that in an enjoyable way. I'm so grateful for them!