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The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree

  • Aug 16, 2022
  • Stan Berenstain Jan Berenstain
  • 691 responses.

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  • Title: The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree
  • Author: Stan Berenstain Jan Berenstain
  • ISBN: 9780394839103
  • Page: 166
  • Format: Hardcover

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The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree

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  1. Stan Berenstain Jan Berenstain

    Stan and Jan Berenstain often called The Berenstains were American writers and illustrators best known for creating the children s book series the Berenstain Bears Their son Mike joined them as a creative team in the late 1980s.

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  1. Happy Halloween I never read this as a child too bad This was fun Very simple Very Halloween It is creepy and it still feels safe This was a huge hit with the kids They loved it I m glad they got introduced to it Good for age 2 and up The bears are going through a haunted tree Shivers ensue Enjoy

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  2. I must have read The Spooky Old Tree to my kids a million times My daughter and son are 12 years apart in age and I still remembered at least half the words to this book when my son was a toddler I think I have it completely memorized It s short enough to read out loud without losing your voice and it s fun to do it in a creepy, scary voice This was my all time favorite bedtime book.

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  3. Authors Stan and Jan BerenstainIllustrators Stan and Jan BerenstainPublished 1978Genre Animal Stories Scary ComedyAnnotation In this story, three little bears set out to explore a spooky old tree In the beginning, each bear has one tool a light, a stick, and a rope Throughout their adventure, the book repeatedly asks the reader, do they dare take the next step in their adventure Every time, the answer is, Yes They dare As they explore the tree, one by one the bears drop their tools and get the s [...]

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  4. More often than not, children s books present topics which are relatively gentle Stan and Jan Berenstain, however, have never shied away from presenting problems in a way that the youngest readers can understand While most of their books revolve around things like new babies and messy rooms, this husband and wife team also show kids the fun and danger of adventure In this book, the three bear siblings set off to explore a spooky old tree armed with a stick, a light, and a rope Inside, they find [...]

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  5. The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree by Stan and Jan BerenstainLove it My daughter and I love spooky old Halloween looking trees So what are the cubs gonna do when they find it, go exploring what else Armed with all the goods, a rope, a light and a stick, they set off What do they find, the Great Sleeping Bear This has got to be our favorite Bears book.

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  7. Kids tend to enjoy suspense as much as adults This ranks among the best early childhood titles for developing imaginations Contrasting with so many other Berenstain stories, there isn t an explicit lesson to convey unless you count teaching children never to explore wilderness in the dark lest they encounter implausible dangers In fact, here s an article about how good horror can be for audiences of all ages tor blogs 2014 05 why The benefits of this open ended tale are in the potential discuss [...]

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  8. Fear Illusion Nightmares A heady mix of rebellion and self discovery, a bildungsroman of Lynchian proportions, a journey through the darkness surrounding middle America, wading into the murk of the mind, of life, to the farthest reaches of night Is there joy in this world Perhaps Safety A assured thing, if accepted as a temporary measure Yet evil remains, waiting, reaching Sleep tight, sleepybears.Also, this was the first book I fell in love with, mainly because it also came with a cassette tha [...]

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  9. This is one of the earlier Berenstain Bear books, and it shows The bears are less stylized and cutesy than the bears in the newer books, and the story is halfway between an early reader and the newer, longer read alouds they do now.It s a cute little story about three cubs going out with a light, a stick, and a rope to explore Of course, they lose all three items and run screaming home to mom and with good reason, that spooky old tree is really spooky.There are only a few words per page, with a [...]

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  10. I always picked this book for my mom to read to me when I was 3 years old I knew it so well that I would say the whole thing for her instead o I still enjoy reading it to my nieces and love the Berenstain Bears.

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  11. This is probobly the best Berenstain book out there My kids loved this book It has been to the book doctor so many times that is barely recognizable It is on my list for my granddaughter, now.

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  12. One of my children s favorites this book is boxed away for their children someday How many of us as children looked at an old tree in the dark shadows and imagined it was full of scary things The Bernsteins address being scared of things we don t need to be scared of Great story.

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  15. I will always love the Berenstain Bears Always Does anyone else think it was Papa Bear hiding in the tree to scare them Otherwise why is Mama Bear so cool with them exploring some creepy old tree

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  16. This book has once again found its way into our regular rotation One of my favorites when I was a kid I just wish I knew what happened to the cassette tape that came with it

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  20. My Granddaughter loved the book very spooky for her She enjoys reading this story since she was 3 years old Now she is 10 and still loves the book It is the first book that she could read by herself.She is a very smart girl and loves to read and go to the library with me when she visits.We read a lot of books together.

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  21. Excellent book for teaching children how to read the feelings of others and understand why they feel the way they do The pictures are interesting and give you a chance to talk to your children about what happened.

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  22. Repetitive, overly simplistic pointless robbery book.What This isn t even there s a plot but no point It s got very few words and it s very repetitive.There are three bears I can t tell if they re supposed to be Brother, Sister, and Honey or different bears Well, given the 1978 copyright date, it s clearly pre Honey, so it s just another bear who s wearing Honey s overalls They go investigate a spooky old tree It keeps saying, Do they dare X Yes, they dare And they keep going through weird thing [...]

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  23. This book is about three little bears and their adventure up and through the spooky old tree They go up twisty old stairs, moving walls, to wake a huge sleeping bear To get away from the bear they run and go up a ladder, through the floor, down a slide and out of the tree and run all the way back home The illustrations in this book really make up the story This story could probably be told without the text, because the illustrations provide so much detail that the text does not provide For examp [...]

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  24. Summary Three little bears decide to leave their house one night and go exploring They find a spooky, old tree and climb inside it However, they discover there is a lot inside the tree than they expected and one by one each little bear becomes and frightened After running into alligators, spiders, and big sleeping bear, somehow the three little bears find their way out of the tree safely and back home Theme Sometimes our expectations for something can be completely wrong, and we end up experi [...]

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  25. As a youngster, this was the number one book I requested my mom read to me almost every single day By the end of my obsession with it, I had memorized every single word and even changed my voice to match the spookiness of the forest the bears were traveling through Being two years old, this was one of the most fun and hilarious thing involved in my day to day routine The Berenstain Bears books are all good for teaching lessons to young children and taking them on daily adventures with the bears [...]

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  26. This is a very nice Bright and Early for Beginning Beginners Book that may or may not scare the little guys reading it It s written where it s a little scarey but not much, just enough to keep the suspense there but not so much that it really scares the child My 4 year old granddaughter loved this book as I read to her Her eyes got big at places but then a big smile would come to her face when one started shivering and they all ran home to Mama The text in this storybook is basic but not so much [...]

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  27. It was a real pleasure to read this again today This was one of my childhood favourites I still remember getting it from the bookstore, and getting a free glow in the dark ghost sticker with it I liked this one because it had a great spooky vibe and illustrations I love all the bits of the tree house such as the moving wall with the giant key I would love a house like that I found this at my boyfriend s parents house He remembered reading it as a kid too, and loving that great cross section of t [...]

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