Sister Bear

In 1962, a husband and wife team named Stan and Jan Berenstain published the first Berenstain Bears book.

The series grew into a childhood institution with hundreds of stories about Mama, Papa, Brother, and Sister Bear, plus TV shows and toys, the works.

If you grew up with those books, take the test.

Picture the logo.

I'm looking for a good mystery.

Sister Bear usually took out storybooks and books about nature and sometimes books of poems.

Brother liked those too, but lately he'd become interested in mysteries, especially spooky ones.

Hey, this one looks good, he said finally.

the softest sound of all.

The sound of lightning bugs switching their lights on and off, on and off.

But inside the treehouse, Sister Bear wasn't even beginning to fall asleep.

That night, the dark didn't seem the least bit quiet and sleepy.

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What'd you get? But when it was for Sister Bear, it was almost always her best friend, Lizzie Bruin.

That's for you, sister.

It's Lizzie,

This is how you get out of hand.

Yeah.

Okay, sister bear.

Thanks, mama.

Green, actually.

And Sister Bear is all of a sudden not feeling super celebratory about that bike.

And Mama Bear refers to this as the green-eyed monster associated with jealousy and envy.

This is such a classic moment in my child literature life.

remember the story.

But like, let's say

Sister Bear tried to like trash the bike because she's like, I don't even want you to have it.

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