Buzz Books
These are based upon the Characters in the Television series. Some parts had happened differently.
- Farewell to the Wood (Based upon The Wood in Danger)
- The Adventure Begins (Based upon The Journey Begins)
- Fire (Based upon Through the Fire and Water)
- A New Friend (Based upon Friend in Need)
- Heroes (Based upon Whistler's Quarry)
- The Silent Field (Based upon A Deathly Calm)
- The Storm Shelter (Based upon Pandemonium)
- Journey's End (Based upon So Near And Yet So Far)
- A New Home (Based upon A Hero's Welcome, Winter and Survival)
- Badger in Danger (Based upon Winter and Survival)
- Unwelcome Visitors (Based upon New Enemies)
- Spring Awakening (Based upon Home is Where the Heart Is)
- Bold (Based upon The Feud Begins)
- Trouble in the Park (Based upon Like Father, Like Son, Narrow Escapes and Shadows)
- Showdown (Based upon Blood is Thicker Than Water)
- Peace (Based upon Reconciliation)
- Strangers in the Park (Based upon Comings and Goings)
- The Weasels' Adventure (Based upon The Missing Fox's Friend, Tiffs and Tempers and The Long Tailed Visitor)
- To the Rescue (Based upon The Missing Fox's Friend, Adventure for the Birds and Scared by Silly Snakes)
- The Rat Spy (Based upon The Long Tailed Visitor and The Mole Game)
- What is Buzz Book 21 called? (Based upon The Worst Kind of Hurricane, Homeward Bound and Bully, Bully, Bully)
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