One father, one mother and three children went for a walk. For a real, long walk, almost on a journey. It's boring to walk just like that - both small and adults. But if this is not an ordinary walk, but a hunt? Bear hunting! Agree, the matter immediately takes a different turn. When you go on a real hunt, terrible dangers may lie in wait for you and you will have to overcome the most incredible obstacles.
Either impassable grass, or a shaking swamp, or a real snowstorm, or suddenly, quite by accident, you will meet ... a real bear! The one, you know, with the wet nose, big furry ears and huge eyes. What to do? Run faster home!
Now the road does not seem so long: through a blizzard - running, through a forest thicket - skipping, across the river - faster, faster - phew, finally home! In the bedroom, under a warm blanket. In safety.
This wonderful book is not just a book, it is a book-game, a book-performance. Reading it, rather even singing, you can portray how hard it is to make your way through the tall grass, and what sounds are obtained when doing this - listen: "Shurhhh! Shurhhh!" And you can also spank across the river, get stuck in the swamp, break through the branches in the forest thicket, fight against strong winds and carefully tiptoe deep into the cave. This book will become a favorite among both very young readers and younger students who can read it on their own. Well, the play "Let's go to catch a bear" can be shown to the whole family!
Author: Michael Rosen
Illustrations: Helen Oxenbury
Translation: Grigory Kruzhkov
Pages: 34. Cardboard
Dimensions: 130x150x21 mm
