My daughter loves the Berenstain Bears series. We've only bought stories from the original 1980s run, but we have at least 15 or so. This one is one of my lesser favorites. It's just a weak premise. Brother starts doing poorly in school because he chooses to play while he is home sick from school instead of doing his homework. He gets behind and can't quite catch up. I would have like a different premise for doing poorly (maybe he's having difficulty with a subject or he's goofing off, etc.) As it is, my daughter couldn't really relate to the story that well.

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Madame M

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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 20, 2013

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My 3.5 year old child loves the Berenstain Bears and wanted this book in particular from looking at the pictures on the back of others we own. This book teaches about consequences, but also about trusting your parents and not being ashamed of making mistakes. It's a great read. We ordered this book, received it very quickly, and it was in better shape than we expected. Very satisfied with our purchase!

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There was a glitch in the delivery process but it was resolved by the sender.

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Rob Natiuk

A very good lesson story, but the storyline is a bit weak. Still, good book.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 3, 2015

Is it ever too late to correct a mistake? That's what Brother Bear has to learn. First he has to stay home because of a cold. But he's not sick enough to do nothing--plenty of games and television. So much so that when he has to do class assignments sent home to him, he -- well, guess? He's a boy, after all.

So troubles pile up. Fortunately, Grandpa and Grandma just happen on the scene. Wise old bears, they are! But how can they help Brother Bear correct his mistakes?

My kids all had fun figuring out different ways, even if they weren't in the book. It's always fun and more educational for your young listeners to contribute to the learning experience.

But, you have to face this fact of life: not all mistakes can be corrected! Is that what Brother Bear learned?

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