Berenstain Bears First Time Chapter Books: The Berenstain Bears and the Trouble with Friends (Hardcover)

from kapeoples

First or second grade level. This book teaches children how to play together and how to be nice when someone pesters you. This book would help a lot of children with making new friends and being nice to the ones they already have. This book would be great to plan a sharing activity around.

from laurenbutcher

Friends do not always get along and this book can help any child learn to understand that. I think that the authors, Stan and Jan Berenstain, do a great job in setting a real-life scenario of misunderstandings and conflict between friends but they also resolve the issue in a great way. The proble...

from conuly

Tell you the truth, I really am not a fan of the paperback B. Bears. I find them too long, too wordy, and, really, too moralistic. My nieces adore them, though, so I added a star for that, and I keep buying them. (I'm a sucker, really.) This is a great example of the books. New cub moves into the...

from quaintlittlehead

This is a fairly predictable story that sees both the young characters in the wrong and the mother taking the typical saccharine moral-giver role. However, children may still enjoy the story if they consider themselves old enough to know better than to behave like Sister or Lizzy. The plot is int...

from t1bclasslibrary

Sister Bear finally gets a friend next door and is very excited- until that friend wants everything her way. Sister and her new friend, Lizzy are BOTH bossy, so it takes both of them to realize that they need to compromise.