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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Adorable,
This review is from: The Grand and Wonderful Day (Little Golden Book) (Hardcover)
This was a favorite of my son and I when he was little. It's predicated on two mysteries: What "grand and wonderful thing" is going to happen today, and just why are Pooh's friends all away when he visits them? The text is very Pooh-oriented ("Although the honey was yummy in Pooh's tummy, it did nothing to jog his memory".... "being a bear of very little brain"... and a song that ends, "rum tiddly tiddly tum,") and the whole book has a ring of authenticity. There's even a mention of the mildly scary "heffalumps and woozles." All turns out well: "...I just remembered that no bear ever had such grand and wonderful friends." The book has 25 pages, with simple, uncluttered pictures on each page.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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POOH The Grand and Wonderful Day,
A Kid's Review
This review is from: The Grand and Wonderful Day (Little Golden Book) (Hardcover)
Winnie the Pooh's The Grand and Wonderful Day is about how Pooh wakes up and forgets something really important that was going on that day. He walks to all of his friends house's, Piglet, Rabbit, Eyeore but they were all gone so he decides to go to Christopher Robins house to see if he is home. I think that this book is good fer ages 12 and under.
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The Grand and Wonderful Day (Little Golden Book) by Mary Packard (Hardcover - January 1, 1996)
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