內(nèi)容1級米粒媽the berenstain bears and big blooper

1、The Berenstain Bears and the Big Blooper Electronic book published by 24 W. 25th St.New York, NY 10010For more ebooks, visit us at:s.Copyright (c) 2000 by Stan and Jan Berenstain Originally published by Random House in 2000No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any m

2、eans, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or byany information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher.e-ISBN: 1-59019-226-5Ebook conversion by wTSister Bear was just beginningto wonder what to do with herself one afternoon when the pho

3、ne rang.It was Lizzy Bruin askingher to come over to play. "Bring your dolls with you,"said Lizzy. "We'll play house. And, later on, we can watch a "Great!" said Sister. "I'llcheck with my mom and beright over."."A visit to Lizzy's house wasperfect

4、lywith Mama Bear.In fact, she had a lot of gardeningto do that afternoon. Sister and Lizzy were always a pleasure to have around, but if they played over at Lizzys that afternoon,Mama could get more work done.Sister put her dolls in their strollerand hurried over to Lizzys.Lizzy was waiting for her

5、at the door andhelped her carry the dolls upstairs to her room. Sister and Lizzy had been playing house with their dolls the last time Sister visited, so they just picked up where they left off.Sisters dolnda had beenpestering her motherplayed byLizzys doll Christieto let her bake cookies in the kit

6、chen."Now, Amanda," said Christieit was really Lizzy's voice"you know I have a lot of work to do around the house. I don't have time to help you bake cookies.""Aw, gee. Mom!" whined Amandait was Sisters voice "I never get to bake cookies. You never let me d

7、o anything!""That's ridiculous," saidLizzy, "we baked cookies just yesterday.""But I want to bake cookies now!"shouted Sister, getting into her role."Stop that shouting!"yelled Lizzy. "Don't speak to me in that tone of voice. You'll be se

8、nt to your room in anotherminute!"Before Sister could yell backand get sent to her room, Lizzy's mother came to the door. She looked a little frazzled."What's all the shouting about?" she asked. "I'm trying to make some phone calls and Idon't need all this commoti

9、on.""We're just playing, Mom," said Lizzy."Can't you do something quieter?" sighed her mom."Can we watch a?" asked Lizzy."I suppose so," agreed her mother, headingback downstairs.Lizzy and Sister brought their dolls into thefamily room and settled

10、 down in front of the TV."Hey, look!" said Lizzy."Here's thatthatBarry rented." Barry wasLizzy's older brother. "Lets watch that.""Okay," agreed Sister.Thewas called Trouble at Big Bear High,and it looked pretty grown-up. It was all aboutteenagers in h

11、igh school.Sister didn't understand a lot of it.The teenagers in thegotangry and upset with each other,and Sister didn't always understand why.They teased each other andmade fun of each others clothes.They used a lot of wordsthat Sister didn't understand. Whenever the teenagers got angry

12、 or upset, they said words that Sister had never heard before. She figured that these words were sort of like "Phooey!" or "Fudge!"but more grown-up.She whispered oneor two to herself. They sounded pretty good.When thewas over,Sister and Lizzy played withtheir dolls some more, th

13、en went outside to ride bikes. Finally, it was time for Sister to go home for supper. She gathered her dolls togetherand headed home, thinkingabout theshe had seen.She wasn't sure whether sheliked it or not.At the table. Sister began to tell Papa,Mama, and Brother about the. Shetold them about B

14、ig Bear High and abouthow teenagers there got angry and upset and teased each other and made fun ofeach other's clothes."That's very interesting," said Mama,not paying too much attention. She was busy with baby Honey and Papa was already busy eating.But Brother looked up."I sa

15、w thatwithBarry," he said. "Did youlike it? Isn't it a little oldfor you?""No!" said Sister, offended."I liked it a lot. I thought it was great!" She waved her hand to show how great it was and knocked over her glass of milk. It spilled allover the table.Sister

16、 was about to say "Oh, phooey!"or "Oh, fudge!" But one of the wordsfrom thepopped into her head,and she said it real loud!There was a pause. Mama, Papa, andBrother stared at her with their mouths open.Uh-oh, thought Sister."What did you say?" gasped Mama. "Urn.,&qu

17、ot; mumbled Sister. "I forget."Papa was speechless. He just sat therewith his fork halfway to his mouth. Brother was turning away, trying not to laugh."Where in the world did you get thatfrom?" asked Mama, folding her arms."W-w-well.," stammeredSister, and it all came o

18、utall about Lizzys mom having to make some phone calls andabout finding theBarryrented and about the grown-upwords Sister hadn't heard before."I see," said Mama thoughtfully. "I have to tell you,Sister, that the words you heard on thatare notnice words. They are words that no cub

19、should ever useat any time. I don't care how angry or upset they are.""Do grownups ever use those words?" asked Sister.Brother snorted, trying to hold in a laugh.Mama looked at Papa. "Ahem!" she said."What? Huh?" said Papa, coming out of his trance. "Oh, y

20、es! Well, Sister, sometimes, once in a while, grownups do use words like thoselike when they hit their thumbs with a hammer or when they stub their toes real bad or when they run the hose over with thelawn mower or when the kicker muffs a field goal or.""That's quite enough, thank you,"said Mama firmly. "The point is that nobody, not even adults and certainly not cubs, should use words like those at all. They're