The Berenstain Bears Clean House

The Berenstain Bears Clean House by Stan & Jan Berenstain (Ages 4-8) 2005

It is Spring, so the Bears decide to clean house. They go from room to room. One room has mostly Mama's things, another room has mostly Papa's things and, of course, Brother and Sister Bear have a room of mostly their things.

As they go from room to room, they quickly realize they simply have too many things. So, from each room they decide to remove things and have a yard sale.

Unfortunately these things turn out to be someone's favorite and they re-think their yard sale idea.

It's a fun read and repetitious as they went from room to room and by the time we got to Brother and Sister Bear's room, my little ones were "reading" some of the same lines. I loved the Berenstain Bears when I was growing up, so of course, I want to share with my little ones. I'm sure we'll be sharing more.

Happy Reading!

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