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HarperCollinsChildren'sBooks (8 Aug. 1995) (no date)
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Two Berenstain bears and their pup take a rocket ship to the moon.
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0000-0501-8000
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LibraryThing member t1bclasslibrary
The bear children and their dog imagine a trip to the moon in this rhyming story.
LibraryThing member ashtonrice
Good book about the berenstain bears going to space!
LibraryThing member conuly
Another one of the Berenstain Bears Early Readers.
It's a lot of fun to read, and the rhymes work well. Very bouncy. I do have to suspend the disbelief of even the kidlets a little - they know full well that two children and a dog cannot go to the moon alone! - but that's all right.
It's a lot of fun to read, and the rhymes work well. Very bouncy. I do have to suspend the disbelief of even the kidlets a little - they know full well that two children and a dog cannot go to the moon alone! - but that's all right.
LibraryThing member runner_roader
Brother and sister bear are off to the moon in this rhyming version of the classic Berenstain Bear stories.
A story to read during an exploration of space during a science unit or used during a rhyming lesson.
A story to read during an exploration of space during a science unit or used during a rhyming lesson.
LibraryThing member LindseyB12
The story of two bears traveling to the moon is great to spark the imagination of young children. The book's rhyme scheme also makes it more interesting and entertaining.
LibraryThing member Sopoforic
The Berenstain Bears on the Moon tells a story of how Brother and Sister Bear went to the moon, and what they saw and did there.
This one is written in verse, rather than prose, and considering the limited story, it's a good thing: "The bears put up a flag, took notes, and collected rocks." wouldn't
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(The full review is posted on my blog.)
This one is written in verse, rather than prose, and considering the limited story, it's a good thing: "The bears put up a flag, took notes, and collected rocks." wouldn't
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be nearly as nice to read as "Then they fly their flag./They take moon notes./They collect moon rocks/in their moon rock totes." Not that the poetry is that great, but at least it's a little more interesting this way....
(The full review is posted on my blog.)
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Original publication date
1985