Queenie McBear, the bossy new she-cub in town, tries to take over by putting other cubs down. But she's in for a lesson when Sister Bear decides no...
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Jun 25, 2011
Shaqrob
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This is the 3rd Berenstain Bears book that I have read. Like all of the others it is an easy read. These books were designed for a very young audience. They read sort of like after school specials. Every story has a little lesson to be learned. In this one sister bear learns the whole 'just be yourself' message. These books are very positive and I like them.
Jan 25, 2012
VampireNovelFan
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I think there's a very good reason that this book series has spanned decades and maintained popularity. It gives children the chance to think on their own and make their own choices for behaviors that carry over into their adult lives. Many of these issues will be ones that will persist through their lives, just on different levels of course.
Even as an adult we will deal with peer pressure situations where we are out casted from people that were once our friends, or people we want to b More...
Even as an adult we will deal with peer pressure situations where we are out casted from people that were once our friends, or people we want to b More...
Aug 30, 2009
Kelly
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Great book that teaches you don't have to be apart of the "In Crowd", just be yourself. That sometimes we don't know other peoples circumstances either, they may react differently because of their situation.
May 10, 2010
Joy
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One sense of self-worth
is often undone
the first time one feels
left out of the fun.
A new girl named Queenie shows up at school and Sister finds herself being left out.
is often undone
the first time one feels
left out of the fun.
A new girl named Queenie shows up at school and Sister finds herself being left out.
Mar 15, 2010
Lidra
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You can always depend on the Berenstain Bears for teach a valuable lesson. This book tells student of how they shouldn't worry about trying to hang with the in crowd.
Feb 13, 2010
Cece
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This is a good book to read to students and talk about one's sense of self-worth and not being included to participate with the in-crowd.
Sep 29, 2011
S. Bell
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Oh, I remember the horrible Queenie - same name as one of the bitches from the Drina series! I like how a lot of these Berenstain Bears books have similar sorts of storylines to later Simpsons episodes too. Brother Bear was a bit more of a namby-pamby, but you can definitely get the Sister Bear/Lisa Simpson vibe at times.
Feb 22, 2008
angrykitty
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sister was such a tool in this one. but really, wasn't sister a tool in just about every one of these books? i think that's why i didn't like this one that much....
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