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Brother and Sister Bear want to enter the kite-flying contest, but they don’t have a kite. What will they do? Will they find a way to get a kite and enter the contest?

With its trademark rhyme and repetition making this easy-reader book perfect for beginning readers, the familiar characters will delight young children. Parents will appreciate the messages of persistence and doing your best . . . both important lessons for children to learn. Additionally, children see the unkindness of bullying, helping them to understand how bullying hurts others. They also see the family working together to solve a problem, providing a positive representation of family. Colorful illustrations bring the story to life for young readers.

This Berenstain Bear Cub Club edition is part of the Readers Digest Young Families series.

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spending time with family and working together is the main concept of this book. it also teaches the importance of family and that making memories with them are very special. ( )

rhyming book
the bear family spend their time making a kite for them to fly. the book discusses the different kites that can be made. others made fun of their kite because it wasn't pretty, it was too plain. eventually the bears' kite stayed up in the air because it was plain.
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The bears want to enter a kite contest, but they haven’t got a kite. They make one that all the other contestants make fun of. When the wind picks up, however, everyone else’s kites rip, and they win fair and square. As Mama Bear says, they persist to win. ( )