In Bronson T. Bear's third book, we find that Bronson is a teddy bear who is making big plans about his expected watermelon harvest. During the story, he begins to appreciate the meaning of the idiom, 'Don't count your chickens before they hatch.' In the end, Bronson decides that getting excited about plans is okay provided you realize things may not work out exactly as you first thought. Bronson T. Bear books contain simple storylines with mostly basic language. They help children to understand the message behind commonly used expressions or idioms that have been used for generations to summarize a concept. Occasionally some of Bronson's friends join in to help him on his adventures.