Atelier Philippe Harchy

When Nemo worries that his too-small fin will keep him off the school swim team, his friend Dory encourages him.

After Christopher Robin paints a picture for Pooh and expects him to say the "magic words," Pooh asks his friends what those words might be.

Sharing with others, saying "please" and "thank you," and having good etiquette when eating are some of the good manners Sleeping Beauty, Belle, Jasmine, and Ariel demonstrate in a colorful introduction to behaving like a real princess.

"Tigger learns that saying sorry is a wonderful thing to do"--P. [4] cover.

If at first you don't succeed, try, try again!--back cover.

On a very hot day, Pooh and his friends look for a log they can use to float down the cool stream, but Rabbit has found the best log first, and he insists on keeping it to use as a seat in his garden.

"Pooh learns to take care of Christopher Robin's toys as if they were his own."--back cover.

"Pooh and Piglet both learn what it means to be a loyal friend"--Back cover.

"Pooh and his friends discover the very special rewards of teamwork"--back cover.

"Pooh learns that saying "thank you" works like magic!"--Back cover.