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Orange Pear Apple Bear
(12 reviews with an average rating of 4 out of 5)
Publisher: Macmillan Children's books
Orange, Pear, Apple, Bear; these four simple words make up this delightful picture book (until the very last page) and provide ample inspiration for its charming illustrations. Following her success with Wolves, Emily Gravett returns with this picture book for pre school children.
Her colourful yet sparse illustrations cleverly depict a bumbling bear interacting in many different and imaginative ways with the fruit mentioned in the title.
The rhyming and repetition in the text make this a great book to read aloud; the gently humorous illustrations will provoke discussion and undoubtedly appeal to parents and children alike.
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What you thought...
Average rating:
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Anastazja, 25 November 2016
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Borrowed this book from the library to enjoy with my 2-year -old son. Nice simple words and illustrations.
Sharon1, 06 September 2016
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We really liked this book simple but funny & colourful
sir connor jb, 12 September 2015
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Fabulous book. Lovely drawings and good repetition
LouiseH, 22 August 2015
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Orange Pear Apple Bear, my two year old can't get rid of it! Even more, he walks around the house repeating the words. Excellent rhyme book!
ShootingStar, 13 February 2015
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My son loved this book. It helped him recognise his colours as well as fruit. When we had it out from the library it was read a few times a day. Nice and simple book.
MummyV, 13 November 2014
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this was a lovely book, which I enjoyed! but was a bit lost on my daughter, so will get it again from the library when she is a bit older.
bpullen, 18 July 2013
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we got this book from the library and it was great- my little boy thought I was crazy and giggled whenever I read this one to him.
BooksAreFab, 11 January 2013
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my son loves to read this book. The illustration and easy words not only help my little one to understand the words to the pictures but are simple enough to be able to teach him to read the words :) beautiful book
jackie, 29 April 2012
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Trying to combine simple words and change the order – helps to develop some reading
Mellie, 26 July 2011
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I am Ian, and I just turned one. This is my favourite book ever. I read it for 20 minutes at a time and make my mummy and daddy show me it again and again.
Ian, 01 May 2011
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I am Ian, and I just turned one. This is my favourite book ever. I read it for 20 minutes at a time and make my mummy and daddy show me it again and again.
Ian , 01 May 2011
My ana likes this book, the first time I had problems, but she was listening and looking the pictures...