Pooh's Leaf Pile

Winnie the Pooh First Readers #16

by Isabel Gaines

Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends discover the fun of autumn leaves.

Genres: Autumn, Picture Books, Childrens, Kids

37 pages, Paperback

First published August 25, 1998

Reviews

[Michele]

This seems like it's "just" a story about enjoying the falling leaves, but the underlying message of enjoying the season, playing, & not taking things so seriously really shines through as well. I even love the little craft "lessons." Sweet!

[Amanda]

A fall favorite, what kid doesn't like playing in leaf piles, I know I always did as a kid and reading to the kids about Pooh and friends playing in leaves brought back fond memories.

[TJE]

Likes Winne the Pooh but not as a favorite character. Good book with cute craft ideas.

[Rosa Cline]

Super Fun Winnie The Pooh book! Pooh and Piglet are enjoying the beautiful leaves in Pooh's yard. But Rabbit says they must clean them up so they rake them in a pile...but along comes Tigger and Roo and want to play! So throughout the book the gang doesn't know what to do with all the crunchy pretty leaves! But eventually Rabbit gives in and enjoys the fun everyone is having.

[Maggie]

Bought this as a Board Book for my three-year-old granddaughter and she loved it. Wish I had been able to do the three crafts which were included in the text but weather and time just didn't allow. Maybe another time.

[Bridget]

If you are Pooh fan, you will enjoy this book. It is a first reader book, too.

[Emily]

I like the golden books better than these books but they are still good to reread and remember.