When Winnie-the-Pooh visits his friend Rabbit, he gets stuck in the entrance hole.

A takeaway from the story: visiting friends means that friends have to offer you food.

Milne's classic is different from Disney's version, yet the charm does not differ that much. Pooh is a character who is very relatable to children, and the story serves as a quick, light-hearted read that is enjoyable beyond time. ( )

I love this story, but as always, I feel the reading level is much too difficult for the age interest of the child. This is best as a read-aloud. ( )

I read this book one night when I just couldn't fall asleep. Nice short easy read. Great pictures to go along with Pooh's little adventure. ( )

This is a cute book about a funny little bear named Winnie the Pooh. While out visiting his friend Rabbit, he eats too much. He gets stuck in the door when leaving Rabbit's house. He has to stay there for a week until he thins down so his friends can pull him out.
This book is one of my favorite books. He is so lovable and it is funny to read about his adventures.
In the classroom, we would discuss manners and how we should act when we visit at our friends' houses.We would also discuss what would be good and nutrious snacks to eat. ( )