Winnie-the-Pooh and the Honey Walk
Short, cozy pages with simple choices and a child-safe image on every page.
Opening Chapter
It was a small, sunny morning in the Hundred Acre Wood. Winnie-the-Pooh was a friendly bear who loved honey, and he felt a rumbly in his tummy, which meant only one thing: it was a honey day.
Christopher Robin, Pooh's best friend, found him sitting on a log and thinking about honey. Piglet, a small pink friend who was a little shy but very brave, peeked from behind a tree. "We can take a quiet walk," Christopher Robin said. "Maybe we will find something sweet."
Pooh nodded. "A walk is a very good idea," he said. "It is a useful way to think about honey."
Where should they go first?
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