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Bear in Pink Underwear

4.3(15)
$6.24$20.99

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Key details

publisher
Blue Apple Books
publication_date
April 27, 2011
language
English
isbn10
1609050770
isbn13
978-1609050771

Dimensions and fit

weight
‎ 13.6 ounces
print_length
36 pages
item_weight
13.6 ounces
dimensions
9.25 x 0.38 x 9.38 inches

Item information

reading_age
4 - 8 years
best_sellers_rank
#2,387,785 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #23,093 in Children's Humor

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Customer reviews

15 reviewsPositive

Rated 4.3/5 across 15 reviews — well received overall.

  • 29% of sampled reviews rate 2 stars or below.

Customers say

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★★★★★

Good for the kiddies!

Super cute story, perfect for our toddler, she loves to shout out when bear first appears with pink underwear. Cute pic's and easy story line make this a good book for storytime and to add to our 3-year old's collection. Read more

U291832Verified purchase
★★★★★

We Love Pink!

I have the first book "Bear in Underwear" and I loved it, so when bear got "pink" underwear I couldn't resist! It's a great read, my daughter loves it! I love the artwork! Read more

NohealaniVerified purchase
★★★★

such a great story!

My kids love the bear in underwear series! this book is wonderful for both girls and boys with a great message. Read more

Monica PolinVerified purchase
☆☆☆☆

Sad

I was embarrassed reading this to my daughter. All the offensive comments derogatory towards girls. Sad. This kind of lesson only perpetuates stereotypes. Read more

rahrah
★★★★★

cute book

cute book. kids loved it Read more

moozieVerified purchase
★★★☆☆

Cute illustrations and a good lesson. I wish there wasn't as much teasing ...

Cute illustrations and a good lesson. I wish there wasn't as much teasing in it though. My son is now screaming at his sister that "PINK STINKS" and it is really making her mad. Read more

Sprinklemonkey
☆☆☆☆

What's the lesson here?

Spoiler alert: So the bear washes his white tighty whities (a term I'm not totally sure a kid's book should use) with a red shirt and ends up with pink underwear. From there, everyone makes fun of him on the soccer field until he scores the winning goal - at which point everyone who was mocking bear now decides pink underwear are cool. So I guess the moral of the story is that it's ok to make fun of someone until they help you win and after that you should be nice to them. That's a great lesson to teach children. Read more

Betty White
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