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The story opens in the library, where Sister Bear is impatiently waiting for Brother Bear to borrow a book while she is at the checkout. He finds a book called The Case of the Crying Cave, and Sister notices that it sounds scary and, in turn, borrows a much cheesier book. Once they get home, both start to read their books, but sister looks at her storybook about three little kittens fighting over which one is the cutest and she gets a little bored with hers and starts reading with brother. Brother begins to dramatize the book and makes a scream that freaks Sister out.

When they go to bed that night, Sister begins to imagine dark things as scary and has trouble sleeping. Brother then makes a moaning noise, causing her to call for help. She shouts “Mom, Dad, hurry up! Come quickly!” Mom and Dad rush into the kids' room, tripping over each other, and Sister falls on top of them. Mom and Dad try to convince her that there is nothing to worry about, but it is no use, and the two siblings fight over who would sleep with the lights on or off.

The next morning, the Bear family is too tired to do anything due to lack of sleep. Dad explains that her imagination took control of her and made the darkness scary. He takes her to the attic and she tries not to let her imagination take over. She soon begins to learn that she was only mistaken and that there really was no reason to be afraid of the dark. Dad shows him his old night light, telling him that even he was once afraid of the dark, which makes Sister Bear incredulous.

That evening, she goes back downstairs and decides to finish reading the rest of The Case of the Weeping Cave. She is disappointed when the moaning sound heard in the book turns out to be simply the wind, and points this out to her brother that evening. The story ended with Brother Bear feeling a little uneasy about the darkness and deciding that perhaps he had enough mysteries for a while.

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