儿童习惯养成绘本Say Please, Little Bear

Say Please, Little Bear Daddy Bear and Little Bear were on their way to playgroup. But Little Bear kept wandering off. “Keep hold of my hand, Little Bear!” said Daddy Bear. “Go gently, Little Bear!” said Daddy Bear at playgroup. But Little Bear didn’t listen. “Little Bear, it isn’t nice to snatch!” “It’s better when we share, Little Bear,” said Daddy Bear. Later, Daddy Bear took Little Bear to Little Bunny’s birthday party. They went shopping on the way. “Please hold my hand, Little Bear!” said Daddy Bear wearily. Then something in the shop window gave Daddy Bear an idea. “Look, Little Bear,” he said. “Mouse wants to speak to us!” “Mouse wants to come to the party too, Little Bear,” said Daddy Bear. “But he hates to be late!” They reached Little Bunny’s party on time. Mouse whispered in Daddy Bear’s ear. “Mouse says, excuse me, please,” said Daddy Bear. Little Bear ran to play on the train. Mouse whispered in Daddy Bear’s ear again. “Mouse says, can she have a ride on the train, please?” Little Bear snatched the popcorn from his friends. Mouse whispered in Daddy Bear’s ear once again. “Mouse says, would you like some popcorn, Bunny and Mole?” When it was time to go, Little Bear stood silently on the doorstep. “Mouse says, thank you for having me,” said Daddy Bear. Little Bear looked at Mouse. Then he looked at Daddy Bear. Then he looked at Little Bunny’s mummy and said, “And thank you for having me.” “Oh, thank you for coming, Little Bear,” smiled Little Bunny’s mummy. “You and Mouse can come and play any time.” “Mouse likes the way you said thank you,” said Daddy Bear. “And so do I.”