Books with title Walt Disney's Winnie the Pooh and the Very Big Bear

On a very windy, blustery day, Pooh comes to the rescue when Piglet is swept off his feet and into the sky, with Pooh hanging desperately onto a thread from his scarf.

Pooh eats too much honey at Rabbit's house and finds himself too rotund to fit through Rabbit's door

A very big bear falls asleep in front of Winnie-the-Pooh's house and blocks the door.

In one of his classic adventures, Pooh eats too much honey at Rabbit's house and finds himself too rotund to fit through Rabbit's door.

Pooh and his friends play and work together and help each other out in the Hundred Acre Woods.

A very big bear falls asleep in front of Winnie-the-Pooh's house and blocks the door.

HARDCOVER

Tigger's new toy comes in handy when Roo is swept away by the river.

Winnie the Pooh sees a big, fat bee and he knows exactly what that means! It means that somewhere very close, there is a big, fat honey hive.

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From "A Rather Blustery Day" Words and Music adapted for story and charmingly illustrated.

Book by Phillips, Joan