Vaporman87 wrote :

My kids love the Berenstain Bears, mainly because we listen to their stories via our iPad which has storybook apps from Ocean Media that "auto-plays" the story, like a read-along. They didn't have this one on there though.
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That is pretty cool that the bears are still around for the current generation. As a child I used to love the Berenstain Bears read-along that I owned, The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree. I used to play it on my little Fisher-Price My First Cassette Player or whatever it was called.

squidbee wrote :
That is pretty cool that the bears are still around for the current generation. As a child I used to love the Berenstain Bears read-along that I owned, The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree. I used to play it on my little Fisher-Price My First Cassette Player or whatever it was called.
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That's awesome. My memories of the Berenstain Bears begin with their animated outings from the 80's. I didn't own any BB merchandise that I know of. Perhaps a Viewfinder disc, though of that I'm not certain.

I remember reading The Berenstain Bears Get the Gimmies in 2nd grade. It was probably the first book I ever learned to read. Good times.

thecrow174 wrote :

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I fell out of my chair laughing after reading the red text at the bottom in the style of Mr.Bean.

It's funny that they did this picture, considering the little girl in Orphan was not who she was.

I had BerenstainBears books when I was little. And a picture disc record. I remember the picture but not the audio content. And a sock puppet of Papa Bear that my mother made from some pattern. It didn't look much like him but that was the pattern's fault.

ThatDudeintheHoodie wrote :
I fell out of my chair laughing after reading the red text at the bottom in the style of Mr.Bean.
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I'm way out of the loop. When did he start talking?