The Bear Who Loved Chocolate

Jan 28, 2021 654 Comments

The Bear Who Loved Chocolate Want your children to eat healthy foods instead of just candy Chocolate Bear is about a bear cub who only wants to eat chocolate Chocolate for breakfast lunch and dinner When he runs out of his favor

  • Title: The Bear Who Loved Chocolate
  • Author: Leela Hope
  • ISBN: -
  • Page: 431
  • Format: Kindle Edition

    • Want your children to eat healthy foods instead of just candy Chocolate Bear is about a bear cub who only wants to eat chocolate Chocolate for breakfast, lunch and dinner When he runs out of his favorite food he just cries and cries.What will Chocolate Bear do Where will he find chocolate Will he ever learn to eat other foods This beginner reader s eBook will inspirWant your children to eat healthy foods instead of just candy Chocolate Bear is about a bear cub who only wants to eat chocolate Chocolate for breakfast, lunch and dinner When he runs out of his favorite food he just cries and cries.What will Chocolate Bear do Where will he find chocolate Will he ever learn to eat other foods This beginner reader s eBook will inspire your children to try new foods,And to solve basic problems.Your children will enjoy full color illustrations ofChocolate Bear,his mother and their neighborhood Chocolate Bear is a delightfully illustrated children s book for you and your children to read Together With simple text, this story is suitable as a read aloud book for preschoolers or a self Read book for beginner readers.

    • ↠ The Bear Who Loved Chocolate || ☆ PDF Read by ✓ Leela Hope
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      Published :2020-09-09T09:03:37+00:00

    About “Leela Hope”

    1. Leela Hope

      leela hope is a writer with over 22 years of experience in writing endearing children s fiction Her lively characters have entranced and captivated her audience, and she has taken great joy in writing the three series of books, each beautifully illustrated with love and care Her stories concentrate on the adventures of floppy eared bunnies and wide eyed children learning lessons in life, before returning home wiser and eager for sleep leela hope writes her stories to entertain the very young, but also to educate Her vision is always of a parent sitting on a child s bed, reciting the stories each night, while the young one drifts off to sleep, lulled into a dream world full of fun and adventure.From her very earliest years of childhood, leela made up stories in her head, telling them to her younger brother and sister The stories flowed easily from her mind, and it wasn t long before she realized she had a gift for writing By the age of 14, she had already written a small book of short stories for her own entertainment, and by the age of 22, she had published her first full fledged children s fiction in several magazines leela hope was destined to be an author and she knew exactly what genre of fiction she wanted to dedicate her life too.Born in San Diego, California, and still residing in the area, leela studied English Literature at Berkeley, earning a degree in 1989 Her writing covers a span of several genres, but she always returns to her first love, children s fiction She enjoys scuba diving and visiting wildlife parks, seeking new inspiration for cuddly characters for her stories leela hope lives in an urban area of San Diego and is presently at work on a new book.

    654 thoughts on “The Bear Who Loved Chocolate”

    1. This is a cute, short story about a bear who only eats chocolate. I think it's a great teaching tool for little readers who are picky and only want to eat what they want. It teaches them about consequences from poor decisions and how to make better ones.The only con to this story is that it could use a good edit. There are several grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors throughout the story that are easy to spot and should have been fixed before publishing (this is a running theme with all of [...]

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    3. An older audienceI thought this was a good preschool story, but my son ended up having to ask me to stop for vocab help. I was expecting something sillier and younger.

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    4. The Bear who loved chocolate- an easy to read book which to be honest was a bit dull and flat. It could be suggested though because I had read such a beautiful book just minutes before, that I was still hyped about that one, and this one could only be disappointing from the start. The book was about a bear who would only eat chocolate, until one day he had run out. He bumped in to a family, who conveniently had more chocolate and co-incidentally dropped it all for the bear to eat. He got sick an [...]

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    5. Leela Hope’s short picture book, The Bear Who Loved Chocolate, is beautifully illustrated with delightful images of a bear whose paw is dipped, not in honey pots, but in chocolate. Children will love to spot the rejected foods, and the watching turtle. Guardians will relate to the motherly promise of “lots of other yummy things to eat.” But sweet cuddly bears are less cuddly when they interrupt a chocolate picnic. And tummy ache ensues.The story is fun, the lesson is wise and naturally tol [...]

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    6. Children's Book:The Bear Who Loved Chocolate (funny bedtime story collection)Colorful children's illustrated story of a young bear that only eats chocolate. Problem is one day he realizes there is no chocolate in the house and he's sad.His mother has lots of other food but it's not what he wants. He notices the kids in the woods have a big chocolate bar and he wants it. Problem is, he scares them.He got very sick after eating all their chocolate and knows his mother is rightOther works by the au [...]

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    7. did a child write it?This was written by a seven year old. It was poorly worded, grammar was wrong, and punctuation/capitalization was incorrect. I would not recommend this story. You would do better to make one up yourself. I would never use this in my classroom.

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    9. Very cute. Adorable little story that educates the importance of eating right. My little one loved the illustrations. End of my review

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    10. I downloaded this book for my 3-year old son. I would highly recommend this delightful children's book.

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    11. I have the English version but didn't see it on list of leela hopes books so I checked this one off as read , my granddaughter enjoyed being read the book "the bear who loved chocolate ,

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    12. Good job!A fun read, a good lesson for all to follow. Looking forward to reading more of your books to my little one.

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    15. In terms of being able to practice my Spanish, I liked the book. I find children's books to be very useful for reading practice when you're trying to learn other languages.

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