by Susan Price · OUP Oxford · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780198339588
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«How the Bear Lost His Tail» is a children's story by Susan Price, published by OUP Oxford in paperback (24 pages, in English).
A fox is jealous of the bear's big fluffy tail and, when the bear wants to fish, sets a trap for him. This traditional Norwegian tale explains how the bear lost his tail and why bears are so grumpy, with the moral of not believing everything you are told.
Part of the Oxford Reading Tree Traditional Tales series (Level 6, Stage 6; Book Band 6 Orange; Letters and Sounds Phase 5). Illustrated by Sara Ogilvie.
For early readers of English, within the British Key Stage 1 curriculum; designed for children to read the story independently.
