Whitefoot the Wood Mouse
'Whitefoot the Wood Mouse' Summary
Whitefoot the wood mouse is the most timid creature in the Green Forest, constantly facing threats from various predators. He is constantly on the lookout for safe places to live, often finding himself in precarious situations. However, Whitefoot is also a wise little creature who never lets past misfortunes dampen his present happiness. Throughout his journey, he meets other animals, some friendly and some not. He learns to navigate the dangers of the forest, making friends like Peter Rabbit and Sammy Jay, who offer him help and companionship. He even develops a special bond with a kind and nurturing old owl, who teaches him the secrets of survival. Whitefoot's story is a testament to his courage and resourcefulness, as he learns to overcome his fears and embrace the wonders of his natural home. He teaches us that even the smallest of creatures can find strength in friendship and a love for their natural world.Book Details
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Thornton W. Burgess
United States
Thornton Burgess was an American author, naturalist, and conservationist known for his children's books featuring animal characters. He was born in Sandwich, Massachusetts, in 1874, and grew up in a r...
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