Benjamin Bear in Brain Storms!

By Philippe Coudray

Book #3 in the Benjamin Bear series

A bear defies logic with wild antics, sparking laughter and wonder.

4.1/5 Goodreads · 161 ratings

40 pages· 459 words· Est. 5 min read-aloud

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Bookroo's summary

Benjamin Bear's world is one where the impossible becomes possible. Whether he's walking on his hands in a snowstorm or using a tree as a parachute, his antics defy logic and delight his friends. In this third adventure, Benjamin's zany ideas continue to bend the rules of common sense and break the laws of physics. Join him for a journey that promises to tickle your funny bone and stretch your imagination. What new surprises will Benjamin conjure up next? Grab a friend and prepare for a whirlwind of brain-bending fun!

From the publisher

Praise for Philippe Coudray’s Benjamin Bear series: A visually formatted joke book to inspire thinking as well as laughs.–Kirkus ReviewsA marvel of economy in setup, delivery, and payoff.–Booklist, starred reviewThis book rewards what six-year-olds are already good at (scrutiny), encourages a new skill (reading), and enlarges the imagination (heaven).–The Horn Book, starred reviewBenjamin Bear can always surprise his friends, whether it’s by walking on his hands during a snowstorm or by using a tree as a parachute. This unassuming bear may at first seem down-to-earth, but his ideas are always out of this world. His zany approach to life has earned him two Eisner Award nominations and bestseller status among kids everywhere. In the third book about Benjamin’s adventures, author Philippe Coudray continues to delight readers by bending the rules of common sense and breaking the laws of physics. Pull up a chair, grab a friend, and open your mind–today’s forecast is for BRAIN STORMS!Philippe Coudray loves drawing comics, and his many children’s books are often used in the schools of his home country of France. His work was chosen by students to win the prestigious Angoulême Prix des Écoles. His first two books in English, Benjamin Bear in Fuzzy Thinking and Benjamin Bear in Bright Ideas, were both nominated for the Eisner for Best Publication for Early Readers.

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