When the cubs accidentally squirt each other with a garden hose, they learn about apologizing.

It's time for spring cleaning in the Bear family tree house! The attic is much too dangerous for Honey Bear, so Mama and Papa ask Brother and Sister to babysit. But when the cubs get distracted by their favorite movie, Honey gets into a sticky mess!

A faith-based story about the joy of loving family, friends, and neighbors gently introduces young readers to the topic of diversity and love.

"It's Thanksgiving in Bear Country. It's a perfect time for the Bear family to go for a stroll and enjoy the sights of the season: beautiful fall foliage, ripe red apples, bright orange pumpkins, and of course, a fine turkey. Thanksgiving really is all around!"--Page 4 of cover.

The night before Easter, Papa reads Brother, Sister, and Honey Bear the story of Jesus' final days, death, and ressurection. Includes a word puzzle.

The cubs are not ready for bedtime. Brother, Sister, and Honey are still wide awake and ready for anything. But Papa and Mama help them realize that there is an appropriate time for everything. And when it's time for their nightly bedtime story, the cubs ask Papa for a different kind of Bible story--one that is more gentle and quieter than their typical action-packed favorites like David and Goliath or Daniel in the Lions' Den.

After Brother and Sister Bear's fishing trip goes from bad to worse, friends tell them God must be punishing them but Mama and Papa explain that God always protects their souls. Includes a word puzzle.

"The cubs are excited--they can't wait for the country fair! Mrs. Brown, the preacher's wife, is filled with goodness--she never hesitates to help others. And she always finds a way to make things fun for everyone, which is why the cubs love her so much!"--

Brother, Sister, and Honey Bear love their pets Little Lady, Gracie, Swish, and Cutsie ... they are just like part of the Bear family. So when Preacher Brown holds a special Blessing of the Pets service on Sunday, the Bear family joins in. But what starts as a peaceful gathering of Bear Country neighbors and their animal friends on the lawn of the Chapel--including dogs, cats, rats, goats, and even a snake or two--ends up needing a little heavenly...