Bing : Yuk!

Bing Bunny

by Ted Dewan

Bing Bunny is a lovable, feisty new pre-school character, created by Kate Greenaway-shortlisted illustrator Ted Dewan. Bing takes on pre-school challenges such as getting dressed, eating breakfast and going to the park in his own inimitable style. He is a modern pre-schooler and, in Ted Dewan's exciting new artwork style, has a freshness and friendliness that is both appealing and different from anything else on the market. Bing and Flop try some new food - but Bing doesn't like anything. That is, unless it has fallen on the floor. Then it becomes his favourite food ever-. Don't worry, Bing,It's no big thing-It's a Bing Thing!

Genres: Childrens

24 pages, Hardcover

First published October 11, 2005

Reviews

[Tiffany Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is good because it has actual pictures of fruits and vegetables. The pictures help the students discover new things. The children also learn new sounds in the story. The words and the picture are different then the average pictures. This helps with opening up childern to different vegetables that they may not be introduced to or they may not like. An excellent read and many things a child and learn from and grow from.

[Sharon · Rating 5 out of 5]

One of the best series of books for toddlers and younger! YUK is already out of print so if you find it then get it! Bing Bunny has the traits and characteristics that you would expect of a toddler. Bing gets a time out for throwing a tomato . . . great for teaching your child the consequences of naughty behavior.

[Heather Ledet · Rating 5 out of 5]

OK I think everyone should get a Bing book or two. Especially if you have young children who like the same story over and over and over and... the stories are simple and most young children can relate, as in this one, where Bing doesn't like tomatoes and cannot be coerced to eat one. Yuk!
Fun, brightly colored, and even parents won't mind reading it repeatedly!

[jacky · Rating 4 out of 5]

William enjoys the Bing series. This one is about foods, particularly trying to get Bing to try something he doesn't like. Like the rest of the series, its more about what toddler life is like than teaching a lesson.