A story celebrating the special relationship between one boy
and his grandad, from national treasure Michael Foreman.
Jack's favourite place to be is with his grandad: walking in the
woods, looking after the village pond, listening as Grandpa shows
him all the magic of the countryside. Together they watch Mr Fox
prowling for mice, owls nesting in the trees and badgers sleeping
peacefully in their setts.
But one night, that peace is shattered with a screech of tyres as
a monstrous heap of rubbish is emptied into the village pond. Can
Jack and his grandad rally the village and clear the pond before
it's too late?
With a wonderful environmental message, this is the perfect picture
book to share with children and grandparents alike.
Michael Foreman OBE has established himself as one of the most
beloved picture book creators in the UK over his 60-year career.
This wonderful tale shows the beautiful connection between two
generations and how, working together, they can protect our natural
spaces and change the world for the better.
A tale of wonder and wisdom, perfect for fans of Charles Mackesy,
Raymond Briggs, and Chris Van Allsburg!
