BEAR AND BUNNY GROW TOMATOES (Umbrella Books for Every Child)

BEAR AND BUNNY GROW TOMATOES (Umbrella Books for Every Child)

3.7 of 5 stars 3.70  ·  rating details  ·  20 ratings  ·  5 reviews
A hard-working bear and a lazy bunny both plant tomatoes in their gardens, with quite different results.
Hardcover, 1 page
Published March 23rd 1993 by Knopf Books for Young Readers
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Rachel
Bear is very meticulous about his tomato garden while Bunny is worse than lazy regarding his. Obviously, Bear's tomatoes grow well and Bunny ends up with no crop. Bear gives Bunny his tomatoes even though Bunny hasn't worked hard and they both smile.

Bear should have read When Helping Hurts. The moral of this story was... You don't have to work and you will still get what everyone else has, thus creating an unhealthy dependency. Bear thought he was being benevolent when he really did Bunny a diss...more
Bridget
This book is about a bear and bunny that each grow their own patch of tomatoes. Bear works hard and Bunny does not. Bear's tomatoes grow and Bunny's do not. Bear gives Bunny his tomatoes even though Bunny hasn't worked hard.

I guess the moral could go either way. In a postive direction it is good that Bear shared. But, I thought that it taught a more negative aspect; you don't have to work and you will still get what everyone else has.

Did Obama read this book to create his new stimulus package? h...more
Melanie
A folk-tale like story very similar to the ant and the grasshopper of Aesop's Fables. Bear and Bunny both decide to plant tomato gardens. Bear is very methodical about his and Bunny is not. Bear pays attention to his garden, Bunny ignores his. At the end of the summer, Bear has a plethora of tomatoes to share with Bunny, who can't seem to find his tomato garden.
Rachel Coyne
Pretty adorable book with gentle and somehow still sly humor. Love the whimsical illustrations
Megan Ekins
A really cute little book teaching about responsibility and sharing.
Nathan
Sep 01, 2012 Nathan rated it 4 of 5 stars
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