Timmy Whoof by Kate Innes is a heartwarming children’s story about a lovable pet bear and the adventures he shares with his young owner. Filled with charm, gentle humor, and moral lessons, this early 20th-century tale captures the innocence of childhood and the joy of caring for animals.
Originally published in 1908 and beautifully illustrated, it offers timeless storytelling for children and nostalgic adults alike. Digitized by Project Gutenberg, this public domain edition is perfect for readers who love classic animal stories and vintage children’s literature. A sweet, engaging read for young minds and the young at heart.
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About the Author
Kate Innes was a children’s author active in the early 1900s, best known for writing gentle, wholesome stories for young readers. Her works often featured animals, moral themes, and illustrations that enhanced the reading experience. While little is known about her personal life, Timmy Whoof remains a treasured example of her storytelling style.
Book Background
Published in 1908, Timmy Whoof: A Story of a Little Pet Bear follows the daily misadventures and tender moments between a young child and their bear companion. With delightful illustrations and an old-fashioned sense of wonder, this story teaches kindness, responsibility, and love for animals.
Why Read This Book?
- A charming animal story perfect for bedtime reading
- Features classic illustrations and gentle life lessons
- Appeals to fans of vintage children’s books and animal tales
Source and License
This edition is digitized by Project Gutenberg and is in the public domain. It is free to read, share, and download.
