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“Papa Bear and Little Bear were trying to sleep . . . Suddenly, a case of mistaken identity results in a big adventure for Little Bear, with Papa Bear in pursuit! This sequel to the New York Times Notable Book The Bear’s Song follows the bears from a snowy city to a tropical island where sea-inspired surprises are in store, leading to fun in the sun, a warm reunion, and, finally, the perfect place to sleep!” (inside cover)

By taxi and train, Little Bear finds himself escorting a young boy who believes Little Bear is his new toy. Now embarking on a cruise ship, Papa Bear will need some wits about him to get on that ship and find his Little Bear. And how Papa Bear gets on the ship is quite ingenious, especially for a bear. But this bear has been finding himself smack in the middle of Benjamin Chaud’s expansive imagination.

The illustrations are amazingly intricate. And Papa Bear is not the only one acting a bit strange around the ship. There is a man swimming, a kid in a pool ring, and even a penguin in what should be chilly waters below the ship. I love Chaud’s illustrations. In Bear’s Song and in I Didn’t Do My Homework Because . . . Chaud adds details one can easily miss, even after several readings if one does not take the time to scan the pages, taking in the beautiful, and often zany, extra details no one expects.

The story is good—we know Papa Bear and Little Bear reunite—so for me, most of the fun in reading The Bear’s Sea Escape is taking in all the world’s Chaud has created. On each spread, somewhere, you can see, if you look well enough, both Little Bear and his Papa Bear. It is not always easy, nor should it be. But I would much rather hunt for those two adorable, anthropomorphic bears than Waldo any story time. Your child will need patience and focus to spot the two stars. A super sleuth might just find Waldo, wearing his iconic black plastic glasses and striped hat, somewhere on a beginning spread.

Children who read The Bear’s Sea Escape will have a feast for their little eyes. The book is taller than most, allowing for large full-spread, mesmerizing illustrations that will look gigantic to some little eyes. Kids will like the funny situations Papa Bear gets into while chasing after Little Bear. He hangs from a crane, dives deep under the sea emerging thin and scraggly (and probably a tad smelly; he is a bear), and he dances in a never-ending Congo line. The ending is sweet and unpredictable.
(Originally reviewed at Kid Lit Reviews - received from publisher, Chronicle Books, in exchange for an honest review.)
Interior spread courtesy of Chronicle Books


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The Bear Sea Escape Benjamin Chaud 9781452127439 Books Reviews

My daughter loves this book series often making up stories based on the elaborate illustrations.
These are some of our favorite books for our kids. The writing is clever, the pictures are beautiful and the message is whimsical. I recommend buying all three!
It is sometimes hard to find stories that both the kids and parents enjoy, but Benjamin Chaud's books are great for both. Clever stories, great illustrations, and the pictures are intricate enough that you can find new things on every read (I'd like to see Goodnight Moon do that). Highly, highly recommended
What a fun book. I love the illustrations and think I may have actually had more fun reading the book than my kids did. ;) i cant wait to read the other ones
My son LOVES finding baby bear on every page. A great story about a father bear trying to track down his adventurous baby bear. The book is very large, so it may not fit on every bookshelf, but that is one of the greatest things about it. Each page is a double wide illustration with details and things to explore in every corner. A great, colorful, wonderfully detailed adventure for the whole family. Get this and the Bear's Song by the same author for the complete experience!
I will not lie, I bought this book solely based off one of the example pages shown of the inside. I was not disappointed with the actual book. It's packed full of gorgeous illustrations and loads of detail that kids love to look at. I bought this book along with "The Bears Surprise", and my nephews adored both of them. They are larger in size, so it's a little awkward for a small child to read alone, but perfect for children who love to be read to.
The Bear's Sea Escape is an absolutely delightful book! The story has papa bear and little bear need a warm quiet place to slumber in the winter but live on the roof of an opera house. This book with it's delightful art work will take your little one on a Merry trip after little bear disappears with a new friend. Papa bear searches the world over for his cub until finally he finds little bear and a warm cozy place to hibernate.
Great pictures for a little one to search for the little bear.
The illustrations in this book are completely wonderful - complex and busy with dozens of little characters and objects filling each page. I would have loved this book as a kid, and could see a child delightfully studying the illustrations over and over, seeing new things each time. The story is sweet, too. I love the way it is written, with alliteration and a certain pleasing musicality. It is fun to search for Little Bear and Papa Bear on each spread, as they journey through their adventures to find each other. I'm so glad I bought this book for my son - I know it become a favorite for years to come.
“Papa Bear and Little Bear were trying to sleep . . . Suddenly, a case of mistaken identity results in a big adventure for Little Bear, with Papa Bear in pursuit! This sequel to the New York Times Notable Book The Bear’s Song follows the bears from a snowy city to a tropical island where sea-inspired surprises are in store, leading to fun in the sun, a warm reunion, and, finally, the perfect place to sleep!” (inside cover)

By taxi and train, Little Bear finds himself escorting a young boy who believes Little Bear is his new toy. Now embarking on a cruise ship, Papa Bear will need some wits about him to get on that ship and find his Little Bear. And how Papa Bear gets on the ship is quite ingenious, especially for a bear. But this bear has been finding himself smack in the middle of Benjamin Chaud’s expansive imagination.

The illustrations are amazingly intricate. And Papa Bear is not the only one acting a bit strange around the ship. There is a man swimming, a kid in a pool ring, and even a penguin in what should be chilly waters below the ship. I love Chaud’s illustrations. In Bear’s Song and in I Didn’t Do My Homework Because . . . Chaud adds details one can easily miss, even after several readings if one does not take the time to scan the pages, taking in the beautiful, and often zany, extra details no one expects.

The story is good—we know Papa Bear and Little Bear reunite—so for me, most of the fun in reading The Bear’s Sea Escape is taking in all the world’s Chaud has created. On each spread, somewhere, you can see, if you look well enough, both Little Bear and his Papa Bear. It is not always easy, nor should it be. But I would much rather hunt for those two adorable, anthropomorphic bears than Waldo any story time. Your child will need patience and focus to spot the two stars. A super sleuth might just find Waldo, wearing his iconic black plastic glasses and striped hat, somewhere on a beginning spread.

Children who read The Bear’s Sea Escape will have a feast for their little eyes. The book is taller than most, allowing for large full-spread, mesmerizing illustrations that will look gigantic to some little eyes. Kids will like the funny situations Papa Bear gets into while chasing after Little Bear. He hangs from a crane, dives deep under the sea emerging thin and scraggly (and probably a tad smelly; he is a bear), and he dances in a never-ending Congo line. The ending is sweet and unpredictable.
(Originally reviewed at Kid Lit Reviews - received from publisher, Chronicle Books, in exchange for an honest review.)
Interior spread courtesy of Chronicle Books