When Rabbit posts a sign to keep Pooh from singing in the morning and waking him up, a pair of songbirds decides to build their nest on the sign.
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A Disney First Reader book: paperbacks perfect for young children just beginning to read on their own.
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By "jcbmciver" (Austin, Texas USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Be Quiet, Pooh! (Winnie the Pooh First Readers, 19) (Paperback)
An excellent First Reader Book!! This story is about Pooh being his merrily self. He takes a walk each morning singing a silly tune, when he wakes up Rabbit. Rabbit gets so mad. Then the one day Pooh decides not to walk by, Rabbit misses his morning encounters with Pooh. This is a very cute story with catchy words. It is also very funny!! My two-year old son laughs histerically everytime we read this book. He loves it and takes it everywhere we go. In the back of the book is a picture and word matching game with objects in the story. There is also a word letter recognition activity. A great educational book with lots of humor and fun!
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Be Quiet, Pooh,
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This review is from: Be Quiet, Pooh! (Winnie the Pooh First Readers, 19) (Paperback)
This truly is a great book. Its about how pooh gets rabbit mad by singing and waking him up in the morning. But when Pooh stops Rabbit miss it. After all that hard work to get him t stoop too. I recommend this book because it teaches you how much you miss something until after its gone. For ages2-6.
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Be Quiet, Pooh!,
A Kid's Review
This review is from: Be Quiet, Pooh! (Winnie the Pooh First Readers, 19) (Paperback)
This is such a good book. Its funny how pooh gets rabbit so frustrated when his singing keeps waking rabbit up in the morning. So, when pooh stops walking past his house in the morning, rabbit realizes he misses the silly old tune, when some unexpected visitors drop in for a visit. Sometimes it seems that the littlest things annoy people. But it sometimes takes a different point of view to get over it and realizes how great it can be. I would recommend this book to kids who have brothers and sister because it teaches them how to deal with sibling rivalry. Especially for ages 4-7.
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