Disney Winnie The Pooh Honey To Share

Winnie the Pooh’s honeypots disappear one at a time as the pages are turned! Pooh has eight full pots of honey—plenty to share! But how does he end up with only one pot to bring to the Springtime Party? Find out in this adorable book that combines cute honeypots with a sharing story of pooh-tastic proportions! As each page is turned, another pot disappears. Where do they all go?

Turn the pages to count down Winnie the Pooh’s five honey pots in this hands-on Disney Baby book! Join Winnie the Pooh as he shares his favorite treat with his friends! Disney Baby Pooh: Honey Is For Sharing! includes five plastic honey pots that gradually disappear in this sweet countdown book. With bright illustrations and adorable Disney Baby characters, little ones will love the rhyming text and tactile elements in this book about sharing, numbers, and counting.

A Lift-the-Flap Pooh Bear Adventure One morning, Christopher Robin invites Winnie the Pooh on a Gift-Giving Expedition through the Hundred-Acre Wood. Pooh wraps a pot full of honey to give away, but with each visit to his friends, his tummy gets a little more rumbly. Who will Pooh Bear give his honeypot to in the end? Lift the flaps of this delightful gift-giving tale to find out!

Read along with Disney! One day, Pooh discovers that every single one of his honeypots is empty. Hungry but hopeful, he and his rumbly tummy head into the Hundred-Acre Wood in search of more of his favorite treat. Pooh soon finds himself in a very tight spot.

One day, Pooh discovers that every single one of his honeypots is empty. Hungry but hopeful, he and his rumbly tummy head into the Hundred-Acre Wood in search of more of his favorite treat. Pooh soon finds himself in a very tight spot.

It's no secret that Pooh loves to eat honey, but when he visits Rabbit one morning and enjoys a smackerel of his honey, Rabbit asks if Pooh has ever tried anything new. Pooh thinks for a moment but can't come up with an answer! So Pooh decides to try some new things: he gardens with Rabbit, eats thistles with Eeyore, and even does chores with Kanga and Roo. But all the while, Pooh can't seem to get honey off his mind. Will Pooh ever be able to stop thinking about honey?

With a rumbly in his tumbly, but not even a smidgen of honey, Winnie the Pooh is in real trouble. What’s a Hungry Bear to do? Find out in this delightful touch and feel book, full of the colors and textures found in the Hundred-Acre Wood.