Skorpen, Liesel Moak

Charles, the teddy bear, finally finds a master who knows how he feels and doesn't neglect him.

At first meeting Mandy and her grandmother are a disappointment to each other as neither is quite what the other expected.

No matter what the little boy does to disguise the small bear he finds looking in his bedroom window one night, it still looks like a bear, and must be returned to its mother bear in the forest.

Kate is not very happy with the doll she gets for Christmas until she finds out it does everything a doll is supposed to do.

After leaving the farm where he is not wanted, an old dog develops a very special friendship with a young boy.

A young boy is disappointed when his puppy follows his mother everywhere, but the situation changes with the advent of a new baby.

A little boy overcomes his fear of thunder to comfort his pet rabbit.

A young boy cares for a baby bird that has fallen out of its nest and gives it flying lessons.

When her parents are swallowed up by the sea, a little girl finds she's not as happy being free to do what she wants as she thought she would be.

Four children, a cat, and a dog move to a tree, a raft, a cave, and finally the seashore, enjoying each new dwelling until they discover its drawbacks.