Prater, John

Grandbear's attempts to do the laundry are sidetracked by Baby Bear's need for a playmate.

When a shy boy who is dependent on his blanket awakes one night to find it gone, he pursues the wicked thief to his lair, where he frees many other blankets, teddy bears, and toys and becomes a hero.

Young Harry feels useless because he lacks the talents that other family members have as circus performers.

While Mom and Dad do nothing but daydream at the picnic, the young boy keeps very active noticing all kinds of things going on around them.

On a warm night in a moonlit playground, four toy animals climb and climb to the top of the world and then have the fun of coming down again.

Grandbear and Baby Bear share a nice day together, with Baby Bear wanting to repeat their fun again and again.

A bored boy's world is suddenly populated by three house-building pigs, a girl wearing a red hood, and other familiar nursery characters.