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The Berenstain Bears' "That Stump Must Go!" follows Papa Bear as he vows to clear a hazardous tree stump that’s blocking the front yard. With dedication, humor, and a bit of creative problem‑solving, he teaches readers about quality tools, patience, and the importance of maintaining a safe environment for the family. The book is told in catchy, child‑friendly rhyme that brings the forest lawn to life while highlighting themes of responsibility and working together.
First publish date: 2000
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Stan Berenstain
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