An edition of Pooh's Little Fitness Book (1996)

Pooh's little fitness book

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An edition of Pooh's Little Fitness Book (1996)

Pooh's little fitness book

1st ed.
  • 3.00 ·
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Contains physical fitness and workout tips from Pooh and his friends who illustrate how easily exercise can be incorporated into one's daily routine.

Publish Date
Publisher
Dutton Books
Language
English
Pages
80

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Edition Availability
Cover of: Pu der Bär oder wie man ewig jung bleibt.
Pu der Bär oder wie man ewig jung bleibt.
February 1, 1998, Dressler Verlag
Hardcover
Cover of: Pooh's little fitness book
Pooh's little fitness book
1997, Methuen
in English
Cover of: Pooh's Little Fitness Book
Pooh's Little Fitness Book
1996, Dutton Books
Hardcover in English - 1st edition
Cover of: Pooh's little fitness book
Pooh's little fitness book
1996, Dutton Books
in English - 1st ed.

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Edition Notes

Published in
New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
613.7/1
Library of Congress
GV481 .F67 1996

The Physical Object

Pagination
80 p. :
Number of pages
80

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL814586M
ISBN 10
0525454144
LCCN
95052089
OCLC/WorldCat
33983809
Library Thing
1461134
Goodreads
588815

Work Description

It takes some effort to maintain a physique like Pooh's (but not too much). Despite appearances, life in the Hundred Acre Wood is more active than one might think. Stretching to reach a honey pot on the top shelf works the upper body; tree climbing strengthens the legs (and may result in a discovery of honey); and jumping is good for you--and fun.

This clever little book takes a light-hearted look at the fitness craze--a la Winnie-the Pooh. For those of us whose favorite exercise is Thinking of Reasons Not To, it offers an endearing reminder that the best exercise is a lot like Pooh--short, slow, and always with a snack in sight.
--front flap

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Embarking on an exercise program is indeed a daunting task.
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April 1, 2008 Created by an anonymous user Imported from Scriblio MARC record