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We're Going on a Bear Hunt

We're Going on a Bear Hunt

A large-format version of the 1989 Smarties Book Prize Winner, illustrated in watercolour by Helen Oxenbury.

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ISBN 9780744547818
Published 1 March 1996 by WALKER BOOKS LTD
Format Big Book
Author(s) By Rosen, Michael
Illustrated by Oxenbury, Helen

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ISBN-13 9780744547818
ISBN-10 0744547814
Stock Available
Status Showing available at publisher; usually ships 7-15 working days
Publisher WALKER BOOKS LTD
Imprint Walker Books Ltd
Publication Date 1 March 1996
International Publication Date 5 February 1996
Publication Country United Kingdom United Kingdom
Format Big Book
Edition New edition
Author(s) By Rosen, Michael
Illustrated by Oxenbury, Helen
Category Picture Books / Young Children's books
Fiction (Child/Teen)
Award Winning
Baby & Toddler Books
Big Books Picture books
General Picture Books
Animal Stories
Babies & Children
Award Winning Children's Titles
Interest Age 0-5 years
Reading Age 0-5 years
Library of Congress Children's stories, English, Picture books for children
NBS Text Picture Books
ONIX Text Children/juvenile
Number of Pages 33
Dimensions Width: 422mm
Height: 376mm
Weight 583g
Dewey Code 823.914
Catalogue Code 18634

Description of this Book

A large-format version of the 1989 Smarties Book Prize Winner, illustrated in watercolour by Helen Oxenbury.

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Awards & Reviews

Awards Winner of Smarties Book Prize 0-5 Category 1989.
US Review The familiar cumulative game is played by four children, along with their father and their dog, at the typically British beach pictured on the lovely, expansive first endpaper. The children's real activities are shown in b&w drawings; the imaginative doings appear in full color. Although some of the color pages show perfectly possible events, most are clearly fantasy, suggesting just how close the two may be in children's minds. The family ends up in safe retreat in one big cozy bed; the bear is seen - on the second essential, beautiful endpaper - headed into a gloomy sea. Oxenbury's splendid watercolors and drawings perfectly evoke both landscape and the members of the questing family. A handsome edition of an old favorite. (Kirkus Reviews)

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