The Berenstain Bears Learn about Strangers (Hardcover) by Stan Berenstain, Jan Berenstain

from Lindsey_Mcdowell

Summary This book is about when Brother Bear and Sister Bear learn about strangers. There Mama and Papa tell them about how strangers can be bad and how you have to be careful and not talk to any of them just in case. So Sister bear starts to think everyone who is a stranger is evil, and she gets...

from menaramore

This story teaches children all about what to do about strangers. Sister bear will talk to anyone, and brother bear thnks this is bad. When she sees an article about a cub being snatched, sister becomes afraid of all strangers. Then, when brother becomes tempted to go with a stranger for a toy, s...

from es109031

This book has two main characters brother and sister bear. Brother bear was very cautious of strangers and sister bear was very outgoing and spoke to everyone. The book then goes on to tell how brother bear is trying to teach sister bear that talking to strangers can be dangerous but of course sh...

from lquilter

I am in general no fan of the Berenstain Bears books,* which annoy me on multiple levels: didacticism, role-based names ("Brother" and "Sister" and "Mama" and "Papa"), gender-stereotyped parental roles .... but this one was pretty well done for the "don't talk to strangers" genre. It addressed no...

from quaintlittlehead

This is not the most fun story, but deals with an unfortunately necessary and important topic for kids. It acknowledges that thinking about strangers in a negative way can be kind of scary, but that not all people are bad. The list of "cubs' rules for kids" at the end of the book is a pretty good...