Go Home, Little One!
Author: Cate James
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 32
Florence loved spring. She loved summer, too, and autumn. But she didn't know if she loved winter because she always slept right through it. Florence goes on an adventure with her squirrel twin friends, to discover what winter is like ... and learns that it isn't for hedgehogs. Will Florence and her friends find their way home through the dark and the cold and the snow? After all, it's the best place to wait out a long, cold winter. A beautifully told autumn story with lively illustrations that introduces favourite forest animals in a cautionary tale, capturing childhood fears about being lost, and the reassuring warmth of home. Children can spot the bushy tail or sharp snout (with even sharper teeth) of the animal who follows Florence as she goes deeper and deeper into the forest, as well as the little mouse who accompanies the friends on their journey.
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 32
Florence loved spring. She loved summer, too, and autumn. But she didn't know if she loved winter because she always slept right through it. Florence goes on an adventure with her squirrel twin friends, to discover what winter is like ... and learns that it isn't for hedgehogs. Will Florence and her friends find their way home through the dark and the cold and the snow? After all, it's the best place to wait out a long, cold winter. A beautifully told autumn story with lively illustrations that introduces favourite forest animals in a cautionary tale, capturing childhood fears about being lost, and the reassuring warmth of home. Children can spot the bushy tail or sharp snout (with even sharper teeth) of the animal who follows Florence as she goes deeper and deeper into the forest, as well as the little mouse who accompanies the friends on their journey.
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Author: Cate James
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 32
Florence loved spring. She loved summer, too, and autumn. But she didn't know if she loved winter because she always slept right through it. Florence goes on an adventure with her squirrel twin friends, to discover what winter is like ... and learns that it isn't for hedgehogs. Will Florence and her friends find their way home through the dark and the cold and the snow? After all, it's the best place to wait out a long, cold winter. A beautifully told autumn story with lively illustrations that introduces favourite forest animals in a cautionary tale, capturing childhood fears about being lost, and the reassuring warmth of home. Children can spot the bushy tail or sharp snout (with even sharper teeth) of the animal who follows Florence as she goes deeper and deeper into the forest, as well as the little mouse who accompanies the friends on their journey.
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 32
Florence loved spring. She loved summer, too, and autumn. But she didn't know if she loved winter because she always slept right through it. Florence goes on an adventure with her squirrel twin friends, to discover what winter is like ... and learns that it isn't for hedgehogs. Will Florence and her friends find their way home through the dark and the cold and the snow? After all, it's the best place to wait out a long, cold winter. A beautifully told autumn story with lively illustrations that introduces favourite forest animals in a cautionary tale, capturing childhood fears about being lost, and the reassuring warmth of home. Children can spot the bushy tail or sharp snout (with even sharper teeth) of the animal who follows Florence as she goes deeper and deeper into the forest, as well as the little mouse who accompanies the friends on their journey.
Go Home, Little One!