Wee Sister Strange slips into the woods when evening falls, not quite like anyone the townspeople know. She lives near the forest, speaks with owls, rides a bear, climbs trees, and wanders through marsh and bog beneath the darkening sky.
But Wee Sister Strange is not hunting for treasure or trouble. She is searching for something small, cozy, and important: a bedtime story of her own.
Told with a lyrical, fairy-tale feeling, this picture book is gentle enough for bedtime yet wonderfully mysterious for young readers who enjoy moonlit forests, wild creatures, and a touch of magic. K.G. Campbell’s atmospheric illustrations help make Wee Sister’s nighttime journey feel both spooky and safe.
6-8 Years
22 Pages
