Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Helps teaching an important lesson

My 25-month old son requests that we read this book (as well as "Let's Go Home, Little Bear") very often. At first I wasn't very keen on it; it has a strange rythym and it took a while for it to grow on me.Little Bear wants to play, but Big Bear has things to do so Little Bear must help clean up as well as entertain himself while Big Bear finishes his chores. When all the work is done Big Bear is able to play with Little Bear. My son listens to this book intently and clearly working on understanding that we 'Big Bears' can't always play with him when he wants us to. It's a hard lesson for a little person, and one that I am grateful to this book for helping him to understand. He refers to Little and Big Bear at those times when he wants to play and we can't, and it comforts him to know that he is not alone in having to wait - Little Bear had to, too.