Continuing the adventure of Buster Bear, we meet his twins, Boxer and Woof-Woof, from their first bath to misadventures with neighbors including Peter Rabbit. - Summary by Larry Wilson
Chapters
1
Mother Bear’s Secret Read by Larry Wilson 4:49
2
Peter Scares the Twins Read by Kathleen Moore 4:25
3
Peter’s Glee Is Short-Lived Read by Kathleen Moore 4:10
4
Boxer and Woof-Woof Read by Kathleen Moore 3:59
5
Out in the Great World Read by Kathleen Moore 4:28
6
The Twins Climb a Tree Read by Kathleen Moore 4:39
7
A Scare That Didn’t Work Read by John 5:15
8
Too Late Chatterer Is Sorry Read by John 4:59
9
The Twins Have To Go Home Read by John 5:02
10
The Twins Get Even with Peter Rabbit Read by John 5:17
11
Peter Is in a Tight Place Read by John 4:02
12
Peter Takes a Chance Read by Elisabeth Holland 4:04
13
A Great Mix-Up of Little Bears Read by Elisabeth Holland 4:27
14
Two Foolish-Feeling Little Bears Read by Elisabeth Holland 3:59
15
The Twins Meet Their Father Read by Elisabeth Holland 4:44
16
The Twins Take to a Tree Read by Elisabeth Holland 4:13
17
Mother Comes to the Rescue Read by Nan Dodge 4:30
18
The Twins are Comforted Read by Nan Dodge 4:05
19
The Cubs Talk It Over Read by Nan Dodge 3:53
20
The Twins Get Their First Bath Read by Nan Dodge 4:56
21
The Twins Are Still Puzzled Read by Blake Butler 4:21
22
Boxer Gets a Spanking Read by Blake Butler 4:09
23
Boxer Is Sulky Read by John 4:29
24
Boxer Starts Out To Get Even Read by John 5:02
25
Chatterer Has Fun with Boxer Read by Tiffany Holmes 4:08
26
Alone and Lost in the Great World Read by Tiffany Holmes 4:21
27
A Dreadful Night for a Little Bear Read by Tiffany Holmes 4:07
28
Boxer Gets His Own Breakfast Read by Tiffany Holmes 3:54
29
Boxer Has a Painful Lesson Read by Tiffany Holmes 4:13
30
Boxer Is Sadder but Much Wiser Read by Tiffany Holmes 4:00
31
Boxer Meets a Polite Little Fellow Read by John 4:39
32
Boxer Wishes He Hadn’t Read by John 4:35
33
Woof-Woof Turns Up Her Nose Read by John 4:44
34
All Is Well at Last Read by Larry Wilson 5:22
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