teddy bears

Winnie the Pooh devises a plan to fool some bees and get honey for his empty tummy.

"Can one lost teddy bear make it home for Christmas? The little rabbits and mice who find him in the snow certainly hope so. A lost bear means not only a sad Christmas for him, but also for the poor child missing his or her friend. Together the animals, with a little love, a little time, and a little effort, spruce up this old, shoddy teddy just in time to make a very special Christmas for his lonely owner"--Provided by publisher.

"A . . . tale of how the teddy bear got its name. It all started when one of America's most iconic and beloved presidents, Theodore Roosevelt, refused to shoot a bear on a hunting trip. A newspaper cartoonist, Clifford Berryman, heard the news and created a political cartoon about it, which a candy shop owner, Morris Michtom, showed to his wife, Rosie. Rosie Michtom, whose handmade toys were often displayed in their Brooklyn shop, was so inspired by the story that she made an adorable stuffed toy bear, which the couple decided to name 'Teddy's Bear.' Demand for Rosie's bears grew so high that the couple went on to found their own toy company and opened a factory in Brooklyn"--Provided by publisher.

Milli, Geo, and Bot must help Silly Bear clean himself up after he makes a mess with glue.

When a small boy named Eddie goes searching for his lost teddy in the dark woods, he comes across a gigantic bear with a similar problem.

Eddie and his teddy bear meet a very big bear in the woods, and Eddie and the big bear become good friends.

Sam overcomes his anxieties by confessing them to his stuffed bear, who kindly agrees to take over the job of worrying about things at night.

Recounts how Eeyore came to be floating in the river, and how Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit and Roo get him out.