Scholastic Not Now, Bernard (Board Book)
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Price: £4.99
Brand: Scholastic
Description: Bernard's got a problem. Loved by children, monsters and adults alike for almost 40 years, David Mc Kee's iconic picture book is available for the first time ever as board book. The sturdy and stylish cased board book, complete with QR code for audiobook download, makes this a must for every nursery bookshelf. Scholastic Not Now, Bernard (Board Book) - shop the best deal online on thebookbug.co.uk
Category: Books
Merchant: Scholastic
Product ID: 113035
ISBN: 9781783445134
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Author: Huntsman6074
Rating: 5
Review: This is a story about two neglectful parents who are so disinterested in the welfare and activities of their child, they fail to notice when he is savagely attacked and eaten in the garden by a monster. Presumably this sort of beastial attack would have generated screams, Bernards monster has some business-looking sharp teeth that protrude from his mouth. That said, the accept this child-murdering beast into the house, feed it and provide it with the bed of their recently deceased son. Great book, just as I remember it, but reading it as an adult, you have to think it has some questionable messages. I have been reminded of the importance of taking an active interest in my child's development and in performing regular back years checks for boy-eating Bernard butchers.
Author: Roger D
Rating: 4
Review: It is good for 4 year olds as there is a lot of repitition and they can then tell the story thmselves
