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Volume V Number 9 . . . . January 1, 1999
The book has sturdy covers, bright illustrations on each page and large clear
type. It would be an excellent choice to amuse a child on a car trip, in a
dentist's waiting room, or at home on a rainy afternoon.
Recommended.
Joan Payzant is a retired teacher-librarian living in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.
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Busy Bear Takes a Trip was originally written in French, but it is a
simple little story and loses nothing in translation. Children will have fun
helping Busy Bear choose clothes and accessories that he will need for various
kinds of weather: hot, cold, or rainy. Also he will need special clothes for
different activities such as swimming at the beach, mountain climbing, or
swimming in the pool of a holiday resort. Readers can dress him in suitable
clothing for each occasion. Reusable stickers of clothing and accessories are
included in the book. A closet, with hangers and drawers where the clothes can
be tidily put away is just inside the back cover.