Once upon a time, in the big green forest, there lived a little brown bear named Bo. 

Bo loved to play, explore, and collect all kinds of fun things. But there was one thing Bo did not like to do. 

SHARE!

"I love my toys so much!"

Bo had a BIG basket full of toys. He had colorful blocks, bouncy balls, toy cars, and his very favorite thing of all: a red bicycle. 

He loved all his toys so much and wanted to keep them all to himself.

One sunny morning, Bo's friend Ruby Rabbit came over to play. 

"Wow, Bo! You have so many fun toys!" Ruby said. "Can I ride your red bicycle?"

Bo quickly ran to the bicycle and pulled it away from Ruby.

"No! It's mine!" he shouted.

Ruby looked sad. "Oh, okay," she said quietly before she hopped away. 

A little while later, Fred Fox stopped by. 

"Can I build a tower with your blocks?" Fred asked.

"NO! You might break them!" Bo replied. 

Pretty soon, all of Bo's friends stopped coming by and went somewhere else to play. 

"Why will nobody play with me?"

Bo looked around. He had all his toys, but nobody to play with him. 

"This isn't very fun," he thought. "I have everything I want, but I am all alone."

Just then Bo's mother came walking by. 

"What's wrong Bo?" she asked. 

"Nobody wants to play with me," Bo said. 

His mother just smiled gently. "Sometimes, sharing what we have makes playtime even more special. When we share, we give our friends the chance to have fun too."

"I am going to find my friends! Mother Bear was right."