“The
Berenstain Bears’ Harvest Festival” was sent to me by Zonderkids, a division of
Zondervan Publishing, free of charge, in exchange for my honest review.
“The
Berenstain Bears’ Harvest Festival” is a children’s fiction book, written by
Mike Berenstain. He also drew the
adorable pictures – patterned after the creations of his parents, Stan and Jan
Berenstain. The first Berenstain Bear
book was introduced in 1962. I think it
is so cool that a series I read as a child, and read to my children, is being
continued into my grandchildren’s generation.
This book
was about autumn. As it talked about the
leaves and the animals, picking apples and pumpkins, and going on a hayride, it
didn’t forget to show that autumn is also a time to thank God for His bountiful
blessings. I also like how, at the end
of his books, Mike includes a few questions to talk about and a couple of
activities. In this one, it’s to plant a
garden, and to visit a farmers’ market.
I’d
recommend this book to young readers and to those who read to them.
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