Pig is wide awake, and all his favorite playmates have disappeared into winter sleep. The squirrels, hedgehogs, dormouse, and tortoise are hibernating, so Pig decides he will try hibernating too. First comes the big idea. Then come the snacks, the waiting, and the very hard problem of making yourself sleepy when you are simply not built for it. As Pig discovers, being left out can feel lonely, but a quiet season can also give you time to think of kind, useful things to do for the friends you miss. Warm, funny, and gently clever, this picture book turns an animal fact into a tender friendship story for readers who know how hard it is to wait.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Rabbit is racing across the farmyard with one problem: something is chasing him, and he cannot remember what it is called. The other animals try to help, but their guesses make the mystery funnier and stranger. Could it be a creature with horns? A creature with claws? Something big, fast, or fierce? Rabbit keeps running, and readers keep gathering clues. This bright guessing-game picture book mixes animal identification with a lively chase, giving children a reason to look closely, listen carefully, and think about what makes each animal different. With quick movement, comic confusion, and just the right touch of suspense, Run Rabbit Run is a playful farmyard story for readers who enjoy solving a mystery before the character does.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
