Frances Joyce Farnsworth's delightful story of Cubby in Wonderland is a charming blend of whimsy, nature education, and adventure aimed at young readers and animal lovers alike. Cubby is a curious and endearing black bear cub who escapes the confines of his zoo life to explore the wild landscapes of Yellowstone National Park. Along the way, he meets a colorful cast of forest creatures—wise owls, bumbling porcupines, playful squirrels—and learns important lessons about survival, friendship, and the balance of nature. The book, originally published in the early 20th century, reflects an emerging environmental awareness and reverence for America's national parks. With gentle humor and an eye for ecological detail, Farnsworth weaves real-life information about Yellowstone's flora and fauna into a fable-like narrative that celebrates both wildlife and conservation. Beautifully illustrated in its original editions, the book retains its appeal as a read-aloud favorite or independent reading for children. Cubby in Wonderland remains a joyful introduction to nature's wonders, encouraging young minds to respect, explore, and protect the natural world.