The Great Paper Caper, (Hardcover)

from 1Avidfan

The illustrations were amusing but the story was rather forced. Trying too hard to be environmentalists. The subterranean homes of all the forest dwellers including the human were clever. I also liked the suspect lineup of the different species of bears. I think more humorous story development wo...

from matthewbloome

I think it was a very simple story designed to show what a detective story might look like. Either way, it wasn't bad.

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The illustrations were amusing but the story was rather forced. Trying too hard to be environmentalists. The subterranean homes of all the forest dwellers including the human were clever. I also liked the suspect lineup of the different species of bears. I think more humorous story development wo...

from AbigailAdams26

The wonderful Oliver Jeffers, illustrator of such books as The Day the Crayons Quit, and author/illustrator of titles like How to Catch a Star, creates an entertaining picture-book mystery and ecological fable in The Great Paper Caper. As the residents of the forest notice that branches have begu...

from nkwak1

 I enjoyed reading this book and seeing the underlying meaning that the author portrayed. The plot stood out the most to me because it was meaningful and actually taught readers a lesson. It was well-organized and suspenseful. The readers grew a curiosity as the book went on. It was as if the rea...