The Bedtime Bear (Tom and Bear)

Bought the board book without realising it doesn't have the wheels to turn and bits to pull outFlexibound book says it has this, so that's the better option

Beautiful book. This author is a firm favourite of ours. My grand daughter who was 10 months when I bought this, happily engages with the pictures which are bright and interesting, and very witty too!, as well as lifting the flaps on the pages to reveal hidden images. Good size for small hands to independently turn the pages, she babbles away while engaging in this book. Great value for money and quick delivery as always with Amazon.

My daughter (4) foes like this book, but it doesn't really keep her attention too much. The rhymes seem a bit weak, like they're trying too hard, and they say stuff like "beddy" instead of bed, which my daughter found irritating.It is good quality and brightly coloured, the flaps lifted without ripping, I just felt it wasn't the best one they've done.

Loved this as it’s the pop-up book version rather than the Lift-the-flap book (my children absolutely loved it a few years ago but ours got destroyed from so much use & excitement!) - & I wanted to pass the fun onto my little Nephew.The new price was extautionate/ unavailable from anywhere, so I went for the used (good condition), and was pleasantly surprised, only 1 little tear which I was able to fix easily and 1 other little missing bit, but it won’t spoil the fun.This pop-up version has on each page something to pull, look into, turn or find.

This is not my favourite book for various reasons, but I'm giving it five stars because my 4-year-old son loves it! And who am I to criticize his taste? All I can do is offer him a wide variety of books to try and encourage a love of reading.The plot is negligible - but we're not after "War and Peace" here; the bear is tucked away in a lot of the pictures and not quite the centre of things as I might have expected; someone else has pointed out that "Mices eating Ices" is not the best grammar... but it has an awful lot going on, lots of things to look at and talk about, tabs to pull (carefully) and presumably it won't be the only book your child ever reads, so plenty of time later to catch up on the English lessons. In the meantime, read this with your little ones and have a laugh!

My little boy loved this book and read it every night before bed for months. He still goes back to it but as with all books like this, the popup bits are easily torn by little hands so it's looking a little tatty now. Thankfully, it was really reasonably priced and if we needed another, it'd hardly break the bank to get another one.The illustrations and colour, plus the rhyming words make this a lovely book to read as well as (I imagine) to listen to. My son gets really involved in the scroll parts (there's a food elevator where it shows different horrid food which he shouts out "how disgusting", "YUCK", "No way!" which is really funny.I'd recommend this to any parent for bedtime reading.

Very cute book although more aimed at the older toddler rather than the younger toddler. There’s a flap to lift up per page But the story is actually within the page rather than a shock of the content in the flap. My 3yo loves it and it’s very sweet. Younger children probably won’t find the happy they’d find with other flap books.

The book doesn't make sense to me but my son loves it so it remains popular in our house