Customer Reviews

Bing: Paint Day (Bing Bunny)

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My 2 year old is crazy about Bing Bunny and the adorable Flop! The stories are so appropriate and appeal directly to the toddler mind; calling to attention all the things that toddlers' notice. The crisis concerning the loss of Flop in Bing Bed Time is especially important: one cannot go to bed without Flop! (or in our case, Dee). We plan to purchase all the books. Great quality and excellent illustrations!

I wish Bing were as popular in America as Barney is. These books are a hoot and my son just can't get enough of them. I checked all 8 out from the library and had to end up buying them.

Bing is a bunny who interacts with his stuffed animal Flop. The books show Bing learning colors, foods, potty training, etc., all in the course of a day.

Adults will enjoy the '60s vibe of the cars, houses and furniture in the books.

Maybe an animated Bing show in America will make these books as popular as they deserve to be.

my son loves reading the Bing and Flop books. His favorite is the night time book. teaching him our bedtime routine is so much easier. the colors and shapes are simple and easy to understand.

My daughter Kylie, now 2 1/2...LOVES! LOVES! LOVES! the Bing series! She now "reads" the stories to us since she has memorized them all!

The Bing Bunny books appeal to both my 4-year-old and my 1-year-old. They're simple in format and style but manage to ably relay the oh-so-important-for-kids message that it's okay to make mistakes. "Paint Day" is held together by the repeated refrain of, "Don't spill the water, Bing!" Of course, he does eventually spill that water, but it's okay - it's a Bing thing. In "Bing Gets Dressed", Bing labors to get himself all dressed and then wets his pants. It's a sweet and accepting message for little kids who do make mistakes and need to hear that these things happen. We all love Bing - one read and you just can't help it.

My 3 1/2 year old son loves this book right now. I finish it and we start over again, again and again. Simple story but very appealing to a preschooler - check out Bing gets Dressed too. It's a Bing Thing!

We bought BING: PAINT DAY for our 20 month old son to help him learn his colors. This book is fun, colorful, and perfect for a busy toddler's attention span. Bing and his friend Flop are painting with all sorts of colors. They have an apron, a paint brush, and a bowl of water to clean the brush with. Our son laughs out loud when we say, "Don't spill the water, Bing!" Of course, Bing does spill the water, but that's OK - it's a Bing thing.

I was first attracted to this book by the wonderful illustrations. But the thing that keeps both me and my 2 1/2 year old son wanting to read this book is the fun story that's appealing and childlike without being boring or cloying. Super cute and fun book to read aloud together.