Name that character

A nine-year-old girl with the strength of Paul Bunyan.

He is sweet and plucky, friendly and adventurous, and remarkably childlike—for a bear…

She expresses her feelings by singing little songs.

The BEST time to read is:

This guy celebrates boisterous enthusiasm—and has a winning smile.

This boy proves that even when life deals crushing blows, there are adventures to be had.

This mouse creates his own adventures in New York City.

This girl reminds us of the power of daydreaming.

This guy knows it okay to be little bit out of step with the rest of the flock.

This literal-minded housekeeper overcomes some minor misunderstandings.

This guy shows us that cats and mice can get along just fine.

This aspiring cartoonist and prankster exhibits great confidence and creativity.

This kid became king of the Wild Things and made it home in time for a warm meal.

So proud of her purple purse.

This girl, (AKA “Half-Pint”) taught us about what it was like to grow up in the 1800s.

This is the kid with the purple crayon:

The spider from E. B White’s classic, shows us what friendship is all about.

This sweet, yellow puppy is good at making friends, being playful, and learning new tricks.