Jacqui Shepherd

G-lamb-orous is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: It is is about a lamb who always wants to look her best. It shows that how you behave is more important than how you look. In this book 'glamorous' and 'lamb' have been put together to make a fun word 'g-lamb-orous' - a lamb that looks attractive, exciting and interesting. The story is set on a farm.Zoey the lamb loves her woolly coat and is very proud of it. The way she looks is very important to Zoey and she always wants to look her best. The older she gets, the more her woolly coat grows. She thinks it makes her look like a movie star.The days start getting warmer and the other lambs are all looking forward to the farmer taking off their coats. But Zoey does not want him to take hers away. One day all the sheep line up to get sheared, but Zoey hides. Now she is the only one with a thick coat and she feels very pretty.Zoey waits for someone to tell her she is beautiful, but no one does. Her friends play happily in the sunshine, but Zoey is far too hot to play. Being g-lam-bor-ous is hard work Then she gets too hot to sleep and becomes grumpy all the time. Her coat starts knotting and looking untidy. Zoey realizes that she is not looking her best, yet her friends treat her the same as before. She thinks her friends do not care how she looks, but her mother explains that they just accept and love Zoey as she is. That is called 'friendship eyes' - when you look at each other with love.Zoey starts looking at her friends with friendship eyes and starts seeing the good in everyone. She realizes that there is nothing wrong with trying to look your best, but the real beauty is in how you behave and not what you wear or how you look. G-lamb-orous is part of the exciting Farm-tastic series. This is a set of 10 story books for children, with farm animal characters. Word play is used to bring an additional element of fun to the books. Each story highlights a valuable lesson, such as the importance of hope, that we all have a purpose, and the power of an imagination. The beautifully illustrated stories will entertain children and encourage them to adopt values and attitudes that will help them in their daily lives.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Mindi the moth is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Mindi shows young readers the importance of forgiveness.One night Mindi lands on a flower to rest. Another moth lands there too and bumps Mindi right off the flower. Mindi leaves him to have the flower to himself, but she is very upset. A few nights later she is sitting next to the light of a street lamp when the other moth arrives. He asks if he can share the warmth of the light with Mindi, but she tells him to go away. The other moth flies away with a sad look on his face. Mindi feels bad about treating him that way and cannot sleep. She sees him again a few nights later and he is very friendly with her. She knows that he has forgiven her for not sharing the light. And she forgives him for pushing her off the flower. Mindi learns that when you forgive each other you can both let go of your anger and be happy. This book is part of the exciting Bug stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

For-goat-ten is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: It shows that just because your friends are not with you does not mean that they have forgotten you. In this book 'forgotten' and 'goat' have been put together to make a fun word 'for-goat-ten' - a word to describe how a goat feels when she thinks she has been left behind. Roxi the goat lives with many other goats on a farm. They love making music together. Some stamp their feet, some clap their hooves together, others click their horns or shake the bells around their necks. Sometimes Roxi sings loudly to the music. She thinks she is the star of the group.The goats also enjoy climbing the hill on the farm. One day they are up high and Roxi is making music. She is so busy that she does not notice the other goats call her to go back down the hill. She suddenly realizes that she is all on her own. She can also hear the goats drumming, clapping and making music on the farm below, having a good time without her.Roxi feels sad and lonely. She thinks she has been forgotten. Nobody comes to look for her and they carry on making music without her.After some time Roxi hears the other goats calling her name. She runs to them as fast as she can and asks why they forgot about her on the hill. They explain that they did not want to interrupt her while she was busy. They knew she would come down when she was ready. Roxi feels good knowing that the others do care about her, and that she was not forgotten at all. For-goat-ten is part of the exciting Farm-tastic series. This is a set of 10 story books for children, with farm animal characters. Word play is used to bring an additional element of fun to the books. Each story highlights a valuable lesson, such as the importance of hope, that we all have a purpose, and the power of an imagination. The beautifully illustrated stories will entertain children and encourage them to adopt values and attitudes that will help them in their daily lives.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Fear-foal is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: It shows that courage comes from inside and the more you use it, the braver you will become. In this book 'fear' and 'foal' have been put together to make a fun word 'fear-foal' - a foal that is full of fear. The story is set on a farm.Twitch is a baby donkey. He is frightened of everything - things he can see; things that move; things he can hear; and especially night time. One day he is walking with his mother when a chicken runs by. He does not know if the chicken wants to hurt him or play with him, but he is too scared to find out. So Twitch runs away shouting for help. All the other donkeys laugh at him.Twitch's mother tells him that one day he will be brave, he just has not found his courage yet. Twitch believes her but decides to stay by her side until he finds it. Time goes on and Twitch is still following his mother around the farm, unlike the other foals who play games a safe distance away. One morning the donkeys are standing close together when Twitch spots a snake about to bite his mother. Without thinking, he kicks the snake away from her. All the donkeys cannot believe that Twitch would do such a brave thing. Twitch has found his courage. Now he knows where to find it and uses it all the time. He can do things even when he feels afraid. And the more he uses his courage, the braver he becomes. Fear-foal is part of the exciting Farm-tastic series. This is a set of 10 story books for children, with farm animal characters. Word play is used to bring an additional element of fun to the books. Each story highlights a valuable lesson, such as the importance of hope, that we all have a purpose, and the power of an imagination. The beautifully illustrated stories will entertain children and encourage them to adopt values and attitudes that will help them in their daily lives.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Imag-hen-ation is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: It shows how using your imagination can provide new ideas, and help with solving problems, planning ahead and telling stories. In this book 'imagination' and 'hen' have been put together to make a fun word 'imag-hen-ation' - the wonderful mind of a hen. The story is set on a farmTilly the hen is bored one day so she sits down to think about things. She is learning how to imagine. The older hens have told her that you can use your imagination to make pictures in your mind, but it is a waste of time. At first, Tilly imagines simple things that are real, such as a small pile of hen food. Then she imagines things that are not real, such as very big mountains of hen food. The more she does this, the easier it gets.Once Tilly's work is done at the end of each day, she sits and imagines things. She starts to imagine fun things, silly things, strange things, exciting things. even magical things. She visits all sorts of wonderful places just by using her mind. The other hens continue to tell her that she is wasting her time.One day there is rain and the ground is wet. Tilly and the other hens do not like sitting in puddles, but the other hens say there is nothing they can do about it. They have to wait until the water dries as this is how they have always done it. Tilly disagrees. She starts imagining ways to solve this problem and gets a great idea. She collects bits of straw and feathers lying around the farm, then she builds a warm cushion to sit on. Now her imagination is helping her solve problems.Tilly also uses her imagination to plan for the future and to tell wonderful stories to the chicks, who love the creative tales she tells. Eventually the older hens see what is happening and ask Tilly to teach them how to imagine, which she does. Tilly tells them, "When you use your imagination, anything is possible " Imag-hen-ation is part of the exciting Farm-tastic series. This is a set of 10 story books for children, with farm animal characters. Word play is used to bring an additional element of fun to the books. Each story highlights a valuable lesson, such as the importance of hope, that we all have a purpose, and the power of an imagination. The beautifully illustrated stories will entertain children and encourage them to adopt values and attitudes that will help them in their daily lives.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Un-hap-puppy is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: It is is about a puppy who is always unhappy. It shows the importance of looking for the good in things. In this book 'unhappy' and 'puppy' have been put together to make a fun word 'un-hap-puppy' - a puppy that is unhappy. The story is set on a farm.Theo is a puppy, but he is not happy like the other puppies. He does not like going to sleep and he does not like waking up. He does not like going for walks and he does not like sitting still. Theo always finds something to complain about. The other puppies play and chase each other, but Theo is too busy being unhappy to join them. One day some children come to see the puppies. All the dogs wag their tails and jump up with excitement, but not Theo. He does not move at all. So the children play with all the puppies except Theo.Theo's mother explains to him that nobody wants to be around someone who is unhappy all the time. It is no fun and makes them unhappy too. Theo says he cannot help the way he feels, but his mother disagrees. She tells Theo that he can decide if he is going to let something make him angry or not. Theo goes out to play with the other puppies. He copies what they do and chooses to see the good. The more he does this, the easier it becomes - and he starts to feel happy Theo realizes that his mother is right: Everybody feels angry sometimes, as long as you do not stay angry and you remember to look for the good in things. Un-hap-puppy is part of the exciting Farm-tastic series. This is a set of 10 story books for children, with farm animal characters. Word play is used to bring an additional element of fun to the books. Each story highlights a valuable lesson, such as the importance of hope, that we all have a purpose, and the power of an imagination. The beautifully illustrated stories will entertain children and encourage them to adopt values and attitudes that will help them in their daily lives.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Hope-frog-ly is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: It is is about a frog who is always hopeful no matter how bad things are. It shows how hope can help you through difficult times and that you should never lose it. In this book 'hopefully' and 'frog' have been put together to make a fun word 'hope-frog-ly' - a frog that is full of hope. The story is set on a farm.One day Benny the frog is sitting on a water lily leaf floating on a pond. It is far too hot. And the day just gets hotter and hotter.All the other frogs are getting tired and grumpy in the heat. There are no insects to eat as they are all hiding from the sun. Benny checks the sky but there are no clouds around, so there will be no rain. Even though it does not seem possible, he still hopes for rain to come.Benny's friend Flo joins him in the pond. She tells Benny that hoping for rain will not change anything - she thinks that hope is a waste of time. Benny disagrees. He feels that hope gives you strength and makes you feel better about things. Flo gets cross with Benny and swims away.Benny carries on hoping. Hoping for rain. Hoping for a tasty insect to fly by. If things can go better, he's sure that they will go better.Flo returns and is in a very bad mood. Benny says he is hoping the rain comes soon. Flo starts crying because she does not know how to hope for such things. Benny explains that all she needs to do is hope that what she needs can happen. So Flo gives it a try. Finally, after a few days, the rain pours down. It is wonderful. Benny and Flo eat a lot and are very grateful. They know that they can get through anything as long as they have hope.Hope-frog-ly is part of the exciting Farm-tastic series. This is a set of 10 story books for children, with farm animal characters. Word play is used to bring an additional element of fun to the books. Each story highlights a valuable lesson, such as the importance of hope, that we all have a purpose, and the power of an imagination. The beautifully illustrated stories will entertain children and encourage them to adopt values and attitudes that will help them in their daily lives.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Hap-pig-ness is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: It is is about a piglet who wants to look good. It shows that feeling happy on the inside makes you look beautiful on the outside. In this book 'happiness' and 'pig' have been put together to make a fun word 'hap-pig-ness' - the happiness that a pig feels. The story is set on a farm.Mia is a very cute little piglet. She has many friends and sometimes the farmer's daughter comes to visit her. The girl has long conversations with Mia and Mia grunts back to her. One day the girl brings Mia a crown of flowers. She puts it on Mia's head and tells her that she looks like a pig princess. Mia feels like a princess. She cannot stop smiling with her crown on, but after a few days it breaks and falls to the ground. Mia no longer feels lovely.She starts looking for other things to make her feel pretty again - the scarecrow's red tie works until it gets stuck in a fence and Mia has to leave it behind. Then she rolls in mud and feels pretty, until her skin itches and she has to wash it off. Now she has nothing to wear to make her look pretty.The farmer's daughter comes for another visit and tells Mia how beautiful she looks. Mia is not sure why, but when she looks at herself in some water she realizes that she is actually wearing something very special: her smile. She decides to wear a smile every day because it makes her look lovely and feel lovely too. Hap-pig-ness is part of the exciting Farm-tastic series. This is a set of 10 story books for children, with farm animal characters. Word play is used to bring an additional element of fun to the books. Each story highlights a valuable lesson, such as the importance of hope, that we all have a purpose, and the power of an imagination. The beautifully illustrated stories will entertain children and encourage them to adopt values and attitudes that will help them in their daily lives.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Invisi-bull is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: It is about a young bull who wants to have a special power. It shows that a good and kind heart is the only real power you need. In this book 'invisible' and 'bull' have been put together to make a fun word 'invisi-bull' - a bull that is invisible. The story is set on a farm.Max is a young bull who wants something different from the other bulls - he wants to be invisible. He thinks that if he is invisible he will be able to do whatever he wants. In fact, it becomes all he thinks about and wishes for.One day he is so busy thinking about being invisible that he walks into a puddle of sticky green stuff on the farm. He gets it all over himself and makes his usual wish to be invisible. And he starts disappearing right there. Now he thinks he is very special. He plays tricks on the other bulls by moving things around or making noises to give them frights.At first all the bulls are afraid, but after a while they know it is just Max up to his tricks. The problem is that invisible Max never does anything nice or kind. He only thinks of himself. So the other bulls start ignoring him. Max tries hard to get their attention, but to no avail. He starts getting very lonely and very sad. He realizes that he has been behaving badly and is tired of being invisible. He feels sorry and begins to cry. Then a strange feeling comes over him. He looks down and sees his feet and legs - he is no longer invisible Max becomes a very kind and nice little bull. He likes himself just the way he is and understands that he now has the only special power he will ever need: a good and kind heart. Invisi-bull is part of the exciting Farm-tastic series. This is a set of 10 story books for children, with farm animal characters. Word play is used to bring an additional element of fun to the books. Each story highlights a valuable lesson, such as the importance of hope, that we all have a purpose, and the power of an imagination. The beautifully illustrated stories will entertain children and encourage them to adopt values and attitudes that will help them in their daily lives.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Ruby Right is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: it is about being polite and shows that listening to the opinions of others is more important than always being right. The story features rhinos and is set in the African bush.Ruby is a rhino who thinks she is right about everything. She never admits when she is wrong and will not listen to what the other rhinos have to say. If they do not agree with her about something, Ruby marches off in an angry mood.The other rhinos stop arguing with Ruby because they know there is no point. At first Ruby is happy - she thinks they finally realize how clever she is and that she is always right. She even enjoys it when they call her 'Ruby Right'.As time goes on the other rhinos continue to agree with everything Ruby says. They do not discuss things with her or argue. In fact, they mostly stay away from her. Ruby starts getting lonely by herself with no one to talk to.One day she listens to the other rhinos talking. Each one gets a turn to speak and they listen to each other's opinions. They are having a nice conversation. Ruby finally understands that it is silly to disagree if there is not a good and sensible reason. And that it is important to disagree about something in a polite way.She apologizes to the other rhinos for her behavior and asks them to forgive her. They do, and Ruby never pretends to know everything about everything again. This book is part of the exciting Animal Adventures series, a set of little stories with big lessons. They were written, illustrated and published in South Africa, where the series has been dubbed 'New African stories for a new generation'. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

The monkey who wanted to be different is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: the importance of liking yourself and being proud of who you are. The story is set in the African bush.Matthew is a monkey who does not like being a monkey. He never plays with the other monkeys and prefers to wander off and think about all the wonderful animals he could be. He tries to act like these other animals - roaring like a lion, hopping like a rabbit, flying like an eagle, running like a cheetah, and swimming like a fish. Yet he cannot do any of those things.He sits down to watch all the animals around him one day. He soon realizes that he does not want to work as hard as an ant, or move as slow as a tortoise. He sees the monkeys climbing trees and swinging from the branches. They are having great fun. Matthew decides to join them.He looks like a monkey, sounds like a monkey and acts like a monkey. Finally, Matthew is proud to be a monkey. He learns that when you like who you are, you can be happy and do great things.This book is part of the exciting Animal Adventures series, a set of little stories with big lessons. They were written, illustrated and published in South Africa, where the series has been dubbed 'New African stories for a new generation'. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

The proud old owl is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: there is nothing wrong with accepting help from others when it is needed. The story is set in an African forest.Spencer the owl lives in a big oak tree. He always helps the other animals with their problems and tells them the most amazing stories. One day the animals come to hear another tale, but Spencer does not come out of his hole when they call him.Busi the squirrel runs up to see what is wrong. Spencer is very annoyed and tells Busi that this owl has no story to tell. The end Busi then notices a string wrapped around Spencer's foot and realizes that Spencer is stuck. Spencer is also too stubborn and too proud to ask for help. Busi gnaws through the string and frees Spencer, who is very grateful.Old Spencer the owl learns that sometimes in life you will have problems you cannot solve by yourself. And that it is all right to tell your friends and ask them to help you.This book is part of the exciting Animal Adventures series, a set of little stories with big lessons. They were written, illustrated and published in South Africa, where the series has been dubbed 'New African stories for a new generation'. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

The rabbit and the fox is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: how having patience can solve a problem. The story is set in an African forest.This story is about a fluffy little brown rabbit and a mean old fox. One day the fox starts chasing the rabbit, who jumps into a hole in the ground. The fox tells the rabbit to come out so he can eat her, but the rabbit tells him she will sit and wait in the hole. The fox decides to wait too. They both sit waiting for a long time.Eventually the little rabbit hears the fox snoring - he has fallen asleep She climbs out of the hole and runs as fast as her legs will carry her all the way home. The fox does not know that the rabbit has gone so he wakes up and carries on waiting for her by the hole. The other forest creatures start laughing at him and tell him that the hole is empty.He realizes that the rabbit got away because she was patient. He decides that she is too clever for him and never chases her again.This book is part of the exciting Animal Adventures series, a set of little stories with big lessons. They were written, illustrated and published in South Africa, where the series has been dubbed 'New African stories for a new generation'. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Tagu the turtle is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: being good to your friends. Tagu shows the importance of thinking before you speak, and that words can hurt people. The story and illustrations also teach readers about turtles and other marine life.Tagu is a sea turtle who is happy and friendly. He travels by himself and makes friends wherever he goes. He enjoys spending time with them, listening to them, and playing with them. He wants everyone he meets to be friends, but this does not always happen. One day, Tagu sees a seahorse and a starfish having a terrible fight. He speaks to both of them and tells them that they are both wrong for saying unkind things to each other. They should think before they speak. The seahorse and starfish apologize to each other when they realize that friends are important. And Tagu is very proud of them.This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Safina the shark is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: the importance of waiting for the right time to do something. Safina shows young readers that it is not always good to rush into things and that sometimes you need to wait for just the right moment. The story and illustrations also teach readers about sharks and other marine life.Safina is a young great white shark who likes to eat all kinds of sea creatures. She is always moving, looking, listening and smelling, searching for things to eat. Her good sense of hearing lets her hear animals from far away. When this happens, she rushes over to eat them. But they hear her coming and hide before she gets there. Safina needs to learn a better way to catch her food or she will go hungry. Then she realizes that rushing through the water makes waves and the sea creatures know she's coming, so she tries swimming slowly up to a fish and waiting for just the right moment to snap her jaws shut. And it works Now she knows that sometimes you have to wait for what you want and that waiting for the right moment works better than rushing things. This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Patti the prawn is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: the importance of honesty. Patti shows young readers that if you tell lies all the time, others will no longer believe you or trust you. The story and illustrations also teach readers about prawns and other marine life.Patti lives at the bottom of the sea with a small group of prawns. She loves her friends but she also tells them lies when it suits her. One day she says she doesn't feel well so she doesn't have to help find food. Another day she lies about seeing a big fish coming to eat the prawns, then laughs when they all get scared. The more lies Patti tells the easier it gets. After a while the other prawns stop taking any notice of what Patti says. One day Rafi her friend tells Patti that it's wrong to tell lies - the other prawns do not believe anything Patti says, even if it is the truth. Patti realizes that it would be terrible if nobody believed her when she told the truth. What if she told everybody there really was a big fish coming and nobody believed her? The fish might eat her friends. Patti feels sorry and becomes an honest little prawn. This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Ozzy the octopus is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Ozzy shows young readers that it is all right to make mistakes as long as you learn from them. The story and illustrations also teach readers about octopuses and other marine life.Ozzy lives alone in the sea and needs to learn about things all by himself. He often changes color and hides, then he watches what the other fishes, eels, crabs and sea creatures do. But Ozzy still needs to find his own food and keep himself out of danger. While doing this he sometimes makes small mistakes, such as getting too close to a shell that snaps shut. And sometimes he makes bigger mistakes, such as getting trapped in a hole. He becomes afraid to do anything in case he makes a mistake. After a while Ozzy realizes that every time he makes a mistake he learns something new. He finds the courage to keep on trying and to learn along the way, and he begins to make fewer mistakes the more he learns. This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Elroy the eel is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Elroy shows young readers that being thankful makes you feel happy. The story and illustrations also teach readers about eels and other marine life.Elroy lives near the bottom of the ocean. He doesn't have any friends because his sharp teeth frighten the other sea creatures and he often enjoys giving them a fright on purpose. But Elroy does not mind. Elroy likes spending time by himself and is always happy. The other creatures begin to wonder what makes him so happy. A brave fish swims up to Elroy one day to ask him. Elroy explains that he is happy because he is thankful - thankful for food to eat; thankful for his lovely home; and thankful for the beauty around him. The sea creatures decide to follow Elroy to see how being thankful can make you feel happy. They hear Elroy talking to himself about the beautiful plants and coral and rocks around him. He thinks the ocean is a magical place and he is so lucky to live there. The other creatures also see how much Elroy enjoys swimming and hiding and looking at everything around him. They start being more thankful and come to understand that the more thankful they are, the happier they feel too.This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Dabi the dolphin is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Dabi shows young readers the importance of keeping safe and paying attention to your surroundings. The story and illustrations also teach readers about dolphins and other marine life.Dabi is a young dolphin who stays close to her mother in the deep blue sea. Her mother teaches her everything she needs to know to be a good dolphin, but Dabi becomes impatient and wants to swim off by herself to see new places. Her mother tells her that she is not ready and that safety comes first. Dabi does not like hearing this. One day the young dolphins are playing when Dabi's mother suddenly stops swimming and so does Dabi. She sees a large fishing net come down in front of them and just miss them. Dabi did not see the net coming. She then understands why she needs to pay attention to her surroundings and watch out for danger. This book is part of the exciting Sea stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.

Webster the worm is a beautifully illustrated story book with a very important life lesson: Webster shows young readers that although change can be scary, it can also be a good thing.Webster lives with his family and friends deep down in the soil under a beautiful garden. One day it starts raining and raining, and the soil gets wetter and wetter. The worms know they need to move to drier soil before they drown. Webster does not want to leave the home he has known all his life. He feels sad and worried. But the worms venture to the surface and look for drier soil to dive into. Their new home is wonderful. Webster learns that having to make a change can be scary, but sometimes you have no choice. And that sometimes a change can be a good thing.This book is part of the exciting Bug stories series, a set of little stories with big lessons. By relating to the fun characters in this series, children can learn valuable life skills.Follow our Facebook page for the latest news and updates on this and other series.