Book 150 in the Woongjin World Picture Book series. Originally published in 1982, this Anthony Browne classic has been beloved by readers around the world for over 30 years. Whenever trouble strikes, Little Bear draws pictures with his magic pencil to solve the problem. His drawings are simple yet clever, and with them he outwits villains and rescues animals along the way. The story is both satisfying and delightfully fun. In his autobiography, Anthony Browne shared that he set out to create a story children would truly enjoy. The illustrations feature crisp, clear outlines rendered in ink drawing, and instead of the watercolors he had used in earlier works, he applied water-based ink to fill in bright, broad areas of color evenly. Unlike many of Browne's other works, this book is neither strictly realistic nor surrealistic — instead, it blends in elements of comic-book style. It's a picture book brimming with the kind of playful humor children love.