Description
No Jacket. The Good+ binding is light green cloth over boards, black lettering on front cover and spine, wear to edges and corners. Pictorial end paper with “Buzzy Bear In The Garden insert” taped to inside cover. Small black mark to inside front cover at upper edge. The binding is tight and pages are clean. Very enjoyable illustrations by Dorothy Marino help to make this a wonderful children’s book.
About the book: (from the book)
BUEZY BEAR IN THE GARDEN: One day when Mother Bear was cleaning house, Buzzy Bear climbed up to the cupboard to get a cookie. But, coming down, he jumped right into the mop pail. What splash!
“Perhaps you’d better go out and help your father in the garden,”‘ said Mother Bear, looking pained. Buzzy ran outside, “”May I help garden?” he asked. “Why, yes,” said Father Bear. Buzzy started to rake. “No! No!” shouted Father Bear. “I’ve just planted seeds there. You can sprinkle them with water.’ Buzzy sprinkled water around the garden. “No! No! cried Father Bear. “Not there! Those are weeds. We just pull them up-like this.” Buzzy pulled up some plants. “No! No!” shouted Father Bear. “Those are fowers. We just pick them. Buzzy carefully picked some little flowers from the pepper plants, “No! No! -” And so it went, as Father Bear grew more and more despairing.
Youngsters, who know only too well how the best of good intentions can go awry, will delight in this picture-book tale of Buzzy Bear’s gardening misadventures and his final restoration to Father Bear’s good graces,
