Ursula Bear

Ursula Bear

by Sheila Lavelle, Thelma Lambert (Illustrator)

Genres: Childrens

96 pages, Paperback

First published February 24, 1994

Reviews

[Hermione Laake]

One of my favourite read alone books of the 90s for children aged 5-8. I enjoyed reading this book to my girls and remember it as one of their favourites. I had to give away several hundred children's books between 2011 and 2016, but this one has stayed with me. Everyone loves a bear, although it isn't so much fun turning into one. There is an interesting Spanish teacher with an accent, which I found quite novel as my daughters were learning Spanish at the time too.

I am re-reading a few of my favourite children's books.

[G Beulah]

Ursula gets what she wishes for and it's not quite what she hoped...
Magical spells, kindly neigbours, mean old ladies, and still home in time for supper! A short and sweet story of a spell gone wrong. A little bit silly but very enjoyable!

[Claire Doherty]

One of the first books I have ever read. I remember it to be really entertaining and magical.
I use to read it to my little brother when he was younger and he absolutely adored it. Amazing.

[Amanda Mankelow]

I used to go through these books in a morning then go back to the library for another in the afternoon.