Great for Beginning Readers!

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	• Inside, Outside, Upside Down (Bright & Early Board Books(TM)) Stan Berenstain, Jan Berenstain Random House Books for Young Readers, 1997 - 12 pages average customer review:based on 22 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

very good

very good condition, timely delivery. I didn't realize that this was a small 4 x 6 inch book. Now I know that that is what "cardboard book" means.

Great for Beginning Readers!

This delightful classic makes a great first book for the child who is ready to read to him/herself. Its rhythmic rhymes and colorful pictures provide plenty to keep the young reader from losing interest from beginning to end. Its also an excellent book to read to very young children. You may hear them reciting the catchy rhymes to themselves. This is a book well worth buying!

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Great first books!!

This is an excellent book for starting to read with your child. It is simiple and will teach simple ideas in a fun way.

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Good for Learning

This book is not what I'm used to from the Berenstain Bears paperback books: lessons on growing up from Brother and Sister. It is, however, very good for teaching my 15 month old about inside, outside, upside down, right side up. She enjoys the book, but not as much as many of her other books that have more things going on.

We really like this

This is one of the earlier Berenstain Bear books, and it shows. Ignore the cover, the bears on the *inside* of this book are less stylized and cutesy than the bears in the newer books, and the story is an early reader instead of a longer read-aloud.

It's a cute little story about a cub and his misadventures in a box. The illustrations make it perfect :)

There are only a few words per page, so this one is perfect both for early readers and for little-little ones learning to talk - the book focuses on prepositions, as you might guess from the title.

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Brother Bear gets into a box. Papa Bear turns the box upside down, takes it outside, and puts it on a truck. The simple art and rhyming text make this a perfect choice for teaching spatial concepts.

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