Walt Disney's: Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree

by Janet Campbell, John Kurtz (Illustrator), Walt Disney Company

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.

Genres: Picture Books, Childrens, Classics, Animals

48 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1993

Reviews

[Rachel]

5 stars

"Silly old bear" said Christopher Robin.

This will always be seen and thought of as my very first introduction to Winnie The Pooh. I never could forget the face Rabbit drew on Pooh's butt!

[MK]

There is a bear character named Duffy among the Disney characters.
However, Winnie the Pooh is the original bear character.
Pooh is a classic character with a round, yellow body and red clothes.
Although I am an adult, I can learn important essence from picture books.
A small bee can fly to the top of a large tree, but a large bear cannot.
I learned that animals and insects have different characteristics.
And his friendship with the human Christopher was heartwarming.

[Lindsey]

Fun for the children to look at the pictures. Story about one hungry little bear and how he got stuck in a tree because he ate too much honey. Loved how all his friends came to get him out. Cute book.

[The Quintessential Quotage]

Read for nostalgia.

[Danette]

10/21/17 Read with Julia.
10/26/17 Read with Naomi & Julia.
Naomi wanted to read the last lines. "Take your time, Christopher Robin. Take your time!"
11/15/17 Read with Julia.
3/29/19 Read with Julia

[Ian McHugh]

A lovely tale of Pooh going after honey and then getting in a spot of bother. Florence loves all of the references to Pooh's bottom after he gets stuck.