Virginia Miller (1) (1951–)

Endgame's not bad, but the command with no explanation? As teaching methods go - and I am given to understand this is a teaching book - not so cool.

Among potty-training books, this one is useful for those whose children sometimes refuse to go to the potty, or even -- sigh -- throw their potties. A scene rarely depicted in children's books, but, I suspect, somewhat more frequently experienced IRL ("in real life").[return][return]Oh, and also? I liked that the primary potty-training parent was male, for a change!

Summary: Bartholomew the bear has an apple tree in his garden. He likes to climb in the tree and count the apples. He counts until there are enough. The he makes a pie with all of the apples.
Criteria: Critique of Genre: Fantasy- Bears don't talk or grow gardens. They don't bake pies.
Age: primary
Media: charcoal, watercolor

a little boy goes through his day, having conversations using his manners with individuals he sees.
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