A grizzly bear searches for the perfect place to hibernate.

A cozy winter bedtime story, featuring a boy and animal characters, that touches on the concept of hibernation--

Dormouse hibernates and dreams of spring until spring arrives, and along with it comes his dormouse friend.

A little black bear and his forest friends gather materials for Spider Woman, a holy woman in Navajo/Din' culture and folklore, to weave a blanket of dreams for his winter's hibernation.

For Tortoise, winter is good for one thing: a nice long nap. Can friends open his eyes to a season full of surprises? Every year, Tortoise hibernates through winter. He assumes he isn't missing much. However, his friends are determined to prove otherwise!

A young child and his grandmother explore a winter landscape to discover how various animals hibernate.

A turtle who is all set to hibernate finds her sleep interrupted by a series of well-meaning gifts from her friends.

As winter's chill spreads, different animals settle into their cozy homes for a long sleep.

William asks his animal friends, one after another, to awake from hibernation and prepare a celebration for a special friend who has been away all winter.

Little Bear resists going to sleep for the winter, not wanting to miss the snow and fearing his friends will forget him, but his mother assures him that his true friends will always be there for him--like the sunshine.