Moral
Takeaway
A safe home and a calm mind are worth more than fear, and kindness can turn a frightening neighbor into a friend.
Burgess, Thornton W. (Thornton Waldo)
Bobby Coon wakes from a bad dream to find his hollow-tree home being cut down, sending him into a scramble for safety. As he escapes one danger after another, he searches for a new place to live and finally discovers a dry little cave tucked into a rocky ledge. But there’s a surprise nearby: Buster Bear lives close by. With suspense, humor, and a gentle woodland charm, this classic animal story follows Bobby as he learns that a frightening neighbor can become a friend when fear gives way to calm.

Moral
A safe home and a calm mind are worth more than fear, and kindness can turn a frightening neighbor into a friend.
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