Join Pooh, Tigger and Piglet in a wonderful outdoor adventure.

Piglet is distressed to find that he can't reach the teacups in Pooh's cupboard, and decides that being small is definitely a disadvantage. But as he bumps into each of his friends, helping some, learning from others, he discovers that many wonderful things in the world are indeed small, and he comes to realize that he is perfect just the way he is.

Pooh, a well-known bear of little brain, admires Rabbit's sunflowers and decides to plant some of his own. But in spite of Piglet's and Roo's help, the seeds somehow end up in Poh's honey pot instead of in the ground. Pooh's friends save the day, and loveable pooh ends up with big yellow flowers that are smart enough to turn themselves toward the sun.

Energetic Tigger disturbs his friends, not to mention the plants and creatures of the Hundred-Acre Wood, as he recklessly bounces about the landscape without a care in the world. But when he lands on a prickly thistle and hurts himself, a wiser, more careful Tigger decides to take his friends' advice to look before he bounces.

Christopher Robin comes to Pooh and Roo's rescue when they are looking for the wrong "flour" to make Roo's mother, Kanga, a birthday cake for her party.

Eeyore goes in search of a happy tail instead of the droopy one he has, hoping that will make everyone like him more.

Rabbit shows Roo how seeds are distributed in nature by flying, floating, and riding along on animals. Roo tries to make himself grow up faster by doing the same things.

Rabbit teaches Pooh about autumn and the chores it brings. Pooh teaches Rabbit about finding beauty and joy.

Rabbit teaches Pooh how bees make honey from nectar in flowers, causing Pooh to have a dream about being a bee himself.

Owl forecasts a day with no wind or rain, so Pooh arranges a picnic with Piglet and Eeyore. What will they do when the weather starts to turn windy and rainy?

Eeyore finds the perfect pet in a caterpillar, but loses it when it changes to a butterfly.

When Eeyore is found buried in the snow one cold morning, Kanga leads him, Pooh and Roo around the Hundred-Acre Wood to see how other animals keep warm during winter in hopes they'll come up with an idea that will work for the freezing donkey.

Piglet is frightened by a windy day, remembering a time he was blown far into the air, but Pooh and all his friends show Piglet all the wonderful things wind can do.

Pooh and friends find that rain makes their exploring expedition more fun.

Eeyore finds his luck in having good friends.

Rabbit finds that it is possible to have too much peace and quiet.

Pooh and all his friends spend a summer afternoon hunting for insects in the Hundred-Acre Wood.

When Piglet is too afraid to sleep, Owl introduces him and Pooh to some of the creatures and sounds of the night world.

Parents' guide to the other 18 volumes in the Out & About With Pooh series. This delightful book, the final volume in the Disney's Out and About With Pooh series, contains all sorts of interesting activities for the previous eighteen books. Crafts, writing projects and much more - there are so many exciting ways for you, the parent, to teach your child without it being a chore for either of you, and Pooh and friends are here to help!