title: Somebody and the Three Blairs
author:  Marilyn Tolhurst 
description: The three Blairs--humans all--go for a walk, and Somebody--looking mighty like a bear--makes himself right at home in their cozy domicile. In their picture book debut, these collaborators offer a vivacious version of the classic tale. The book's crisp, deceptively simple design features a pleasing symmetry (much of the cheery artwork is arranged in threes on the verso pages) and ample white space. The pink-cheeked Blairs seem delightfully average, with the possible exception of Baby Blair, who has an endearing way of getting to the heart of things. Planning their outing, Baby exclaims, "Feeda ducks"; surveying the post-bruin mess, the wise toddler cries, "Naughty!" (He is the first, in fact, to spot the sleeping intruder: "Issa big teddy bear.") The up-to-date details will provoke chuckles, as when Somebody holds a flexible shower nozzle over his head and realizes, "This rain is too hot." This book, however, is just right. Ages 3-6. <br />Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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  Cover Design: © Nicole R. Taylor
  
  Contents
  One – Blair
  Two – Blair
  Three – West
  Four – Blair
  Five – West
  Six – Blair
  Seven – West
  Eight – Blair
  Nine – West
  Ten – Blair
  Eleven – West
  Twelve – Blair
  Thirteen – West
  Fourteen – Blair
  About the Author
  
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