Moral
Takeaway
Getting even and stealing only create more trouble; common sense and a cheerful spirit make hard moments easier.
Burgess, Thornton W. (Thornton Waldo)
In this classic woodland tale, Buster Bear sets out to fish for trout and ends up in a string of comic troubles. He tries to outsmart Little Joe Otter, gets tricked in return, and later finds himself in a berry-picking mishap in the Old Pasture. With its lively animal cast, gentle humor, and old-fashioned charm, the story follows Buster through pride, temper, and common sense, ending with a simple lesson about fairness, patience, and staying cheerful when things go wrong.

Moral
Getting even and stealing only create more trouble; common sense and a cheerful spirit make hard moments easier.
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