Somebody and the Three Blairs

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Summary: Very cute and funny
Review: Even though I'm a teenager, I've loved this book since I first read it. It is an adorable and very funny retelling of The Three Little Bears, and, in my opinion, it's better than the original! It's a simple book for most kids to read, and they will be sure to enjoy it.

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Summary: So Cute
Review: I read this book to my daughter's 2nd grade class. They loved it. I had to read it to them twice. They really got a kick out Baby Blair. And quite honestly, I loved it just as much. So, now I'm ordering it so I can add it to our family library and read it to my 15 month old. This will definitely become one of our favorite bedtime books.

Rating:
Summary: So Cute
Review: I read this book to my daughter's 2nd grade class. They loved it. I had to read it to them twice. They really got a kick out Baby Blair. And quite honestly, I loved it just as much. So, now I'm ordering it so I can add it to our family library and read it to my 15 month old. This will definitely become one of our favorite bedtime books.

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Summary: Over and over - PLEASE!
Review: My kindergarten children absolutely love this story and the familiarity it suggests to Goldilocks. At the end of each reading, I am always asked to "read it again". Once I share this book, the librarian never gets to shelve it until the end of the year. And she has two copies!! The children circulate it among themselves each and every week! My son listened to the story three times in a row and still selects it weekly! Great gift or addition to a home library.

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Summary: Re-telling of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears"
Review: This book is a slightly different look on the classic fairy tale Goldilocks and the Three Bears. In this version of the story the house that belongs to the Blairs (humans) has been broken into by a bear named Somebody instead of having the house of the three bears being broken into by Goldilocks. The story follows the regular pattern we have come to know with this tale, with a few additions. Somebody eats breakfast, sits in the chairs, and then goes looking for toys. Next he goes looking for something to drink, before finding a bed to sleep in.

Unlike in many other versions of this story, the baby seems very pleased with the visitor. He smiles when he sees some of the messes made by the bear, and seems very pleased to find a 'big teddy bear' asleep in his bed. While Mr. and Mrs. Blair are trying to figure out what to do, Somebody escapes down the drainpipe, and leaves the house with baby calling after "Bye- bye. Come again and play tomorrow."

The pictures are very cute, and colorful. The story is told in a sweet, endearing way, and the whole idea of having the roles reversed makes this book wonderful.

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