Fuzzy wuzzy, wuzzy?

"Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear. Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair. Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't fuzzy, was he? Well, was he? Key word: fuzzy. Word family: -uzz. Target vowel: short u. Target consonant: f, w, z. Genre: easy reader and poetry."@en
"Lionel lion refuses to read "Fuzzy wuzzy" to his little sister Leona because it's a "baby" book, but his parents (who work in the library) become interested in Fuzzy and soon the patrons join in--forming a chanting conga line through the stacks. The young shepherd from "Boy who cried wolf" jumps out of the book, and as a thin paper cutout, follows Lionel as the young lion gets a book on "How to watch sheep." "Chap with caps" is a retelling of the classic "Caps for sale", and it gives children an idea of how stories are constructed with a beginning, middle, and an end."@en
"Reading lessons and incentive, featuring a variety of letters and sounds."@en