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Novel for kids. Ages 4-8 What happens after a bear breaks the fast of hibernation? In this rhyming follow-up to Bear Snores On (2002), Bear emerges as a lean, mean, eating machine. His animal friends help him find food, and he munches his way through the forest. As his grub crawl proceeds, both the words of the refrain ("But the bear wants more!") and Bear himself increase in size. Other friends busily plan a party for Bear back at his lair. Later all the friends must work together to pry the overfed, very stuck Bear from the entrance to his den. The story is fun and funny, but it takes a backseat to the illustrations.
Winnie the Pooh will do anything for more honey, even if it means sticking his nose into a beehive. But it's easier to eat honey at Rabbit's house than to climb the big honey tree, so Pooh invites himself in to Rabbit's for lunch, where he eats so much honey he can't get out the door! Everyone agrees that Pooh is most definitely stuck - a problem Christopher Robin is called upon to solve.