Author: Betty Birney
Illustrator: Nancy Stevenson
Type: Children's
First Published: 1996
Pages: 23
Week: 13
This is a Winie-the-Pooh story in which Rabbit has grown a garden; the best garden he has ever grown. The problem that we see in the story is Rabbit's unwillingness to share any of his vegetables with his friends. A great freeze comes and Rabbit in endanger of loosing a good portion of his crop. No fear for his friends come along and either help him pick or save his vegetables. Rabbit learns his lesson and in return shares some of his vegetables with his friends.
The story is good in teaching a child about sharing, but also about how we will sometimes need the help of others.
Illustrator: Nancy Stevenson
Type: Children's
First Published: 1996
Pages: 23
Week: 13
This is a Winie-the-Pooh story in which Rabbit has grown a garden; the best garden he has ever grown. The problem that we see in the story is Rabbit's unwillingness to share any of his vegetables with his friends. A great freeze comes and Rabbit in endanger of loosing a good portion of his crop. No fear for his friends come along and either help him pick or save his vegetables. Rabbit learns his lesson and in return shares some of his vegetables with his friends.
The story is good in teaching a child about sharing, but also about how we will sometimes need the help of others.
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