Two Can Share, Too

"Two Can Share, Too" is a storybook based on an episode of "Bear in the Big Blue House." It's a relaxing, warm summer day and Bear is pleased how happily everyone in the Big Blue House is playing together and getting along. But then he hears a shout of "BEAAAAAAR!" It turns out it's coming form Ojo and Treelo. They were playing together, but now Treelo wants to play with Ojo's favorite stuffed toy, Snow Bear. Ojo couldn't like this idea less. Snow Bear is her little stuffed pal. "She's mine, mine, mine, and I don't want Treelo to play with her!" says Ojo. Treelo doesn't understand --- he just wants to play play play. A cute story in which Bear shows them how they can use their imaginations and share. Unlike some "Bear" books, this book is fully illustrated in an original style, except for the cover. The illustrations are soft and pleasing and seem to reflect the feelings evoke by the text. A wonderful addition to the series.

My 4 year old is just adjusting to not being the only kid in the house. This book is helping him prepare for when he has to share more than just attention with his baby brother. He loves Bear in the Big Blue House too so it is a bonus!

We all know how important learning to share is but can Bear find a way to make Ojo share her special Snow Bear with Treelo? Of course he can! Ojo loves Snow Bear and she shows that typical child behavior of wanting her toy to be all hers but Treelo just wants to have fun and doesn't understand. Bear steps in and shows Ojo the world of imagination can open doors that let your friends, like Treelo, play with Snow Bear with you. When two people share everything becomes twice the fun.