Mike Berenstain

The Bear family wants to go outside and enjoy a beautiful day, but first they must clean up some messes inside.

An adaptation of Clement C. Moore's Christmas poem finds the Berenstain Bears preparing for the holiday all through the tree house by hanging decorations, setting out milk and cookies for Santa, and cozying up to read a holiday story.

The Bears are on a steam train trip across Bear country. Mama and Papa enjoy the scenery but the cubs want to learn about the train. With luck, Grizzly Jones might let them blow the train whistle.

Brother Bear is angry when Cousin Fred damages Brother's birthday gift from his parents--a brand-new bicycle--before he even gets a chance to ride it, and it is up to Sister to remind him of the need to forgive his cousin.

When the Berenstain family wakes up feeling grumpy, a little laughter changes everything.

In three separate stories, the Good Deed Scouts try to help Papa win the honey contest, help Mama with her errands, and help Widow McBear open a homeless shelter.

An anthology of three faith-themed Berenstain Bears tales imparts biblical values, morals, and life lessons, including a tale in which Dad and the cubs try to catch a fish for dinner with humorous results.

Brother, Sister, and Honey are asked to clean out their playhouse, but they quickly abandon their chores and play baseball.