hugging

Poor Douglas, a young bear, goes from place to place looking for someone to give him a hug.

Howie the puppy wants a hug before he goes to bed but everyone in the family seems too busy for him, and he is sad until God provides for his needs.

Rhyming text describes many different kinds of hugs.

Willie stops hugging his family after his friend, Jo-Jo, makes fun of him, but when Willie's sister tells Willie he is not the hugging kind, Willie realizes he misses being hugged and begins to feel unloved.

Baby Bear decides that of all the hugs from Mama and Papa Bear, a group hug is best.

Describes a variety of hugs, including people hugs, blanket hugs, and birthday hugs, and presents facts and hints about hugs.

Little sister is on a hugging spree, out to hug a different animal for every letter of the alphabet.

When Owen sends a real hug to his grandmother for her birthday he inadvertently brings cheer to the postal workers as they pass the hug along.

The mayor of Hugville conducts a tour of the town where all kinds of hugs are practiced and celebrated, including the monkey hug, tornado hug, and phone hug.

Little sister is on a hugging spree, out to hug a different animal for every letter of the alphabet.