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Bring storytime to life with our family of Interactive Story Buddies. Meet Cooper, the young bear with a big heart who has so much to say. Kids will love hearing him respond as you read key words aloud from his included book. Add his other books to your library to unlock even more things for Cooper to say.
About the included book, Cooper's Big Bear Hug: Cooper wants to give his mom a nice gift. His friends have different ideas on how to show someone their love, but Cooper soon realizes the best gift he can give is a big bear hug - and Mom agrees.
Hardcover; 32 pages.
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Review by: samantha203 (Samantha)
Dated: 17th of August, 2013
My Grandma recently bought this for my son from Paper Plus. She spotted it and couldn't resist getting the cute little bear that read stories. My son was very thankful and certainly loves this bear and his accompanying book. The book that comes with it is called Cooper's Big Bear hug, but we also bought Cooper's bedtime separately.
As you read the book Cooper the bear has certain little phrases he says when you hit on a key word. If you say Cooper I love you, he will respond I love you too. The only downside is you have to read in a very clear precise voice or it doesn't recognize your keyword and if you have to repeat a few times I find it loses the rhythm of the story.
I thought it was quite a good price for what it is as it is something he will be able to treasure for a few years. The teddy is real good quality and the batteries are replaceable for when they are run out. You are able to buy other books to go with it too so you can add to the collection. The separate books are also reasonably priced.
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