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Winnie: The True Story of the Bear Who Inspired Winnie-The-Pooh
by Sally M. Walker
Age: Kindergarten-2nd grade
Animals: Black Bear
Because Winnie-the-Pooh is a perfect read-aloud for this age, fans of the adorable stuffed bear will love his real-life inspiration. On his way to military training, Harry the veterinarian picks up an orphan bear from a hunter and decides to bring him along to training. Harry soon is called to the battlefield to care for the horses and he must makre the difficult decision to leave Winnie in the care of the London Zoo. Although war is mentioned as a part of the plot, we are never taken to the battlefield.
Kids will love the compelling story of a man and bear friendship plus Winnie's endearing personality. Soft watercolor illustrations make this a perfect bedtime book with a sweet and happy ending for Winnie.
For inquiring minds (as the story is rather short) additional resources available at the end with actual photographs of Winnie, Harry, and Christopher Robin.
Animals: Black Bear
Because Winnie-the-Pooh is a perfect read-aloud for this age, fans of the adorable stuffed bear will love his real-life inspiration. On his way to military training, Harry the veterinarian picks up an orphan bear from a hunter and decides to bring him along to training. Harry soon is called to the battlefield to care for the horses and he must makre the difficult decision to leave Winnie in the care of the London Zoo. Although war is mentioned as a part of the plot, we are never taken to the battlefield.
Kids will love the compelling story of a man and bear friendship plus Winnie's endearing personality. Soft watercolor illustrations make this a perfect bedtime book with a sweet and happy ending for Winnie.
For inquiring minds (as the story is rather short) additional resources available at the end with actual photographs of Winnie, Harry, and Christopher Robin.