Winnie the Pooh: Pooh's Honey Trouble (Disney Winnie the Pooh) Board book – Touch & Feel, February 7, 2012

I read Pooh stories to my daughter 35 years ago, and I am now reading them to my 2 year old grandson. I love that! And he is as delighted with the stories as my daughter was, way back then.This book, Winnie the Pooh: Pooh's Honey Trouble, is a touch and feel story. Literally. On several of the pages there is a patch of fabric, or material that feels like a balloon, or fur, or even a tacky spot that feels like honey. It is a terrific book for little people, and my grandson will love it. He is getting it for a Christmas stocking stuffer, and can hear him giggling already.Highly recommend.

My 2 year old son has discovered Winnie the Pooh and is obsessed. He also loves board books, so I bought this and he absolutely loves it.

The book is so pretty and has a wonderful true Disney story to read. The size is also perfect!

My granddaughter loves carrying around books. This one with the touch pages give more than a story. You can feel textures of outdoors, Pooh’s shirt and the stickiness of honey.

I so love this book so does my little man. The texture and everything is perfect. I wish there's more books like this!

My daughter is 15 months. She loves this book. It has multiple different types of material to touch not just fabrics or just rubber like other books. Cute story with the classic Pooh characters. We've bought a lot of touch/feel books and this is the best one I've found. My daughter will make me read it several times in a row and always goes to this book first cause it's so fun.

A very sweet sensory story and picture book. My grandson likes it very much.

honestly, i bought the book for my 4 month-old grandson because his father is nicknamed pooh bear. so i wasn't expecting much. i buy a lot of books and i guess i was dismissive of what this would be. but wow, i was so pleased when it arrived. the color palette is gorgeous. as an adult, it's a wonderful experience to just take in the color spectrum on each page. and i hadn't realized this was a touch/feel book. which, by the way, has really novel touch/feel notions on each page. as every review has mentioned, the sticky honey at the end is unique. and the sandpaper page, wow. i read the book to my 4 month-old grandson and was amazed at how excited he got about the book. i think it was the colors. wait til he gets older and can really tune into the textures. and the storyline, by the way, is based on the original pooh bear story. the rumbly in his tumbly is classic and i appreciate this book stays true to the pooh bear storyline.