Tigger and Roo are playing hide and seek, but Tigger grows worried when he can't find Roo and has to call in his friends to help in the search.

Fails to make any point other than to worry the characters and the readers for the brief moment it takes the story to unfold.

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Age appropriateness: primary
Genre:Fantasy
Review:This book is a good example of fantasy because all the animals talk and live like humans there is also interaction between humans and animals. This story is about Tigger wanting to play hide ans seek with his friend Roo. Roo gets discouraged because everytime they play this game Tigger always finds him. Roo decides to play one more time and finds a better hiding place. Tigger has trouble finding Roo so he asks his friends to help him find Roo. All the friends come together and end up finding Roo in the most particular spot.
Media:Pencil, watercolors, acrylics
Characterizaation, setting, plot, theme: the setting for this book is in the Hundred Acre Woods during the day and Tigger and Roo are getting ready to play a game that Roo is sceptcal about playing because the out come is normally the same.