But ultimately, it’s still a very enjoyable book about falling leaves and the changing seasons, and we liked it fine. It’s a fine fall book covers the basics, but ultimately feels a bit formulaic (it didn’t help that the plot was strikingly similar to Fletcher And The Falling Leaves by Julia Rawlinson, which featured many of the same beats but with a breathtakingly gorgeous final page). Truth be told, JJ seemed a bit bored with this one, and it didn’t really make a lasting impression on me. It’s a perfectly fine book, but to be honest, nothing about it blew us away. This sweet companion to David Ezra Steins award-winning Leaves celebrates the joy of savoring something you love. It hit a lot of positives for us: it was very sweet, had fun, playful illustrations and a charming main character, and a perfect length for little readers. This was a very nice and pretty straightforward autumn story, complete with woodland animals, falling leaves, and learning about the change of seasons. And when he wakes up again in spring, he is glad to find that the trees are looking much better, and are even beginning to sprout brand new leaves. Finally, Bear finds that he has grown very tired, and takes some of the fallen leaves to a den in the ground, falling into a deep sleep as snow coats the ground.

Eventually, bear gets tired and snuggles into the fallen leaves for a long nap. When the leaves start falling from the trees, bear tries to reattach them, but it doesn't work. Bear tries to reattach the leaves, but it’s not the same. Leaves by David Ezra Stein, is an adorable story about a young bear that is experiencing his first autumn. First one, then another, then lots and lots, falling into colorful piles on the ground. He picks it up and wonders if it is okay. Everything is going well for him until fall, when the first leaf falls from the tree. But as the weather turns colder, Bear is very surprised to see the leaves change colors, then begin falling off the tree. Leaves by David Ezra Stein Bear is a young cub of less than a year old. Hello, everybody! Our book today is Leaves by David Ezra Stein, a sweet and simple read about a bear’s first autumn.īear has enjoyed his first year, having spent it exploring his lovely forest. A young bear worries that the leaves are falling from the trees in the autumn, but he revels in the spring after a long winter's.

Leaves by david ezra stein