What's the Name of That Book??? discussion

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Papa Bear's Party
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SOLVED. Paper-doll type bears, you had to stick them in holes in the book according to the story [s]
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Were these real bears or teddy bears? Do you think the author was Australian? (I noticed your location is Australia.)

Did the book have a place to store the tabbed items once you were done reading the book?

Yes I think there was definitely a pocket at the end of the book to store them! I can't remember whether they were perforated, I don't think so...


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Sarah, just to confirm, is your book "Papa Bear's Party" or Baxter's Bad Day: with Punch-out Characters, Clothes & Props (both by Jean Marzollo)?
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Papa Bear's Party (other topics)Baxter's Bad Day: with Punch-out Characters, Clothes & Props (other topics)
Baxter's Bad Day: with Punch-out Characters, Clothes & Props (other topics)
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Jean Marzollo (other topics)Jean Marzollo (other topics)
the bears in holes on the pages according to the story and give them
things to hold, etc. At one point they had to hide amongst the corn, and
there were drinks and cakes to put on the table.
I only remember it was something to do with a surprise, or secret for Dad
or something. There was a mum and dad bear, some kids, and the
grandparents who they went to visit. It was summer, they were playing
outside, i think grandma made them lunch and they had it on the table
outside, I remember finding the right cups to fit in the slots on the
table very clearly. It was just a normal sized book I think, but maybe
with stuck together pages and slots in various locations - i think you had
things like the cups etc that were paper/card and had little tabs on the
bottom that would go into slots in various places on the pages?
Oh yeah it had something to do with a letter. Some of their hands had
little slots underneath so you could slide this letter into their hand i
think? Also there might have been a baby bear? I vageuly recall having
to try and slot the baby into the highchair and it crying or making a mess
or something in the story.
The only thing I clearly remember is having to slot the bears into the
cornfield so they could hide.