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4.0 out of 5 stars CHAUCER ENJOYS WINTER AND SO WILL YOUNG READERS
With Fall nipping the air we know that Ol' Man Winter's on his way, so it's a perfect time to meet Chaucer, a cuddly little brown bear who is perplexed when his best friends, Nugget and Kit, say, "We're going to miss you a lot." Chaucer wanted to know where he'd be when they were missing him, and was told that he'd be sleeping because that's what bears did...
Published on October 15, 2009 by Gail Cooke

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1.0 out of 5 stars Bad Moral Impliciations
This books art work and illustrations are wonderful. However this story teaches a very bad moral. it teaches that it is okay to shun nature. It teaches its okay to disobey authority and it teaches you can do what you want and not have any negative consequences. Good thing the beer is cute.
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4.0 out of 5 stars CHAUCER ENJOYS WINTER AND SO WILL YOUNG READERS, October 15, 2009
This review is from: Chaucer's First Winter (Hardcover)
With Fall nipping the air we know that Ol' Man Winter's on his way, so it's a perfect time to meet Chaucer, a cuddly little brown bear who is perplexed when his best friends, Nugget and Kit, say, "We're going to miss you a lot." Chaucer wanted to know where he'd be when they were missing him, and was told that he'd be sleeping because that's what bears did.

His parents verified that fact for him - bears slept in the winter. However, Chaucer was not convinced, so when his parents settled down to snooze he went outside. Snow fascinated him, especially the flakes that landed on his nose and tongue. "It's magic," he said.

His friends were very surprised to see him, and immediately decided that they had to teach him about snow. Well, save for slipping on the ice Chaucer loved everything about winter and so will young readers as they see it through this little bear's eyes.

Krensky, the author of over 100 children's book, has penned an easy reading story that rolls joyfully along. Artist Henry Cole uses acrylic paint, colored pencil, and ink to create full page illustrations that are both tender and comical.

- Gail Cooke
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1.0 out of 5 stars Bad Moral Impliciations, January 31, 2012
This review is from: Chaucer's First Winter (Hardcover)
This books art work and illustrations are wonderful. However this story teaches a very bad moral. it teaches that it is okay to shun nature. It teaches its okay to disobey authority and it teaches you can do what you want and not have any negative consequences. Good thing the beer is cute.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Chaucer, January 31, 2010
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Little Chaucer is really upset at the thought of missing out on winter fun with his friends so when his parents are fast asleep in their cave he slips out and explores his first Winter!

Cute little story and sooo reminds me of how the kids really are at bedtime alot not wanting to go "seepy" wanting to keep playing instead and then when it's time to get up they wanna "seepy"! Has Beautiful illustrations!

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Chaucer's First Winter by Stephen Krensky (Hardcover - October 6, 2009)
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