It's just not very interesting. It's brief. There aren't a lot of words, but the words that there are repeat themselves.

I love the quirky illustrations and the story within a story. It's well written. It's interesting.

It's pretty to look at, but not interesting enough to read more than once.

The bat, for example, is carrying a hammer with his feet. I'm not sure why. "Hammer" doesn't start with B. He doesn't look like he's about to use the hammer for anything. Maybe it's supposed to be a "ball-peen hammer"?

A lot less interesting than it sounds. Very simple. Nothing happens. There's no story.

It's kind of formalizing the experimental method that children go through in their innate curiosity. It's funny. I don't know if children would like it as much as adults, but it might give them an introduction to the scientific method.

This is Papa Bear being an idiot again. It's really not that interesting to watch Papa Bear fail repeatedly.

The wordless drawings capture the potential and amazement of moving to a new land, but also the loneliness, isolation, homesickness and difficulty communicating with people.

It's very metaphorical, and kind of spiritual. "Beating the earth drum."

He gets very badly hurt and comes home, and then the Bear Scouts say, "At least he showed us what not to do. Ha ha ha ha ha ha." The end. I don't even know what the message is. "Papa Bear is an idiot," maybe.