A Polar, Brown, and Panda bear as cute as cubs can be Were placed by God together to complete a family. They each were very different from the moment that they came, But Mama Bear and Papa Bear still love them all the same.

Now Brown Bear is the roundest one, and Polar's white and tall.

Their sister's fur is black and white; compared to them she's small.

They sometimes fuss and tussle, but what matters in the end

Is that they love each other and remain the best of friends.

Miss Panda bleats just like a lamb and makes a squeaky squeal While Polar grunts a throaty mmmmm to tell them how he feels. And Brown likes showing just how loudly he can roar and g-r-r-rowl. They try to sound like giant bears while they are on the prowl.

Now Brown Bear and Miss Panda are quite good at climbing trees.

But Polar cannot climb them, so he watches tearfully

As up and down the trees the two cubs race and chase each other.

But when they see how sad he is, they rush to hug their brother.

"I'm built for hunting berries," Brown Bear tells his mom one day. "And I swim well," says Polar; Panda yells, "I'm made for play!"

"We're each so very different," laugh the cubs, "just like our names!" "I know you are," says Mama, "but I love you all the same."

On snowy days, the cubs adore some hide-and-seek outside. The Panda and the Brown are quickly found each time they hide. Not Polar! He just plunks himself down in the drifts of white. His siblings look and look, but he has faded out of sight!

Soon sleepy Brown Bear yawns and heads inside to hibernate. Miss Panda and the Polar poke him often while they wait.

But Brown keeps right on snoring. He won't wake till spring appears, And then his hungry roar is met with two cubs' hearty cheers!

When Papa Bear comes home at night, the three cubs gather 'round.

They run and jump on Papa in a pileup on the ground.

It makes them smile to hear his words when wrestling time is done—

"I love you all the same," he says. "Bear hugs for everyone!"

At dinnertime, each cub wants something different in a dish. Brown Bear craves only honey; Polar Bear just hopes for fish.

Miss Panda tries but just can't make herself try something new. At every meal she wants the same—some fresh stalks of bamboo!