Go Home, Little One

by Cate James

Go Home, Little One

Genres: Picture Books, Childrens, Animals

32 pages, Hardcover

First published October 6, 2015

Reviews

[Melki]

Here's another book that revolves around the theme of animals who are reluctant to hibernate. (At this point in a seemingly endless winter, I would like nothing more than to burrow down under the blankets, and have it be spring when I awake . . . ) In this cute, but unremarkable tale, we have a little hedgehog who just wants to have fun before the Big Nap - is that so wrong? (Not necessarily, but in this book - it can be dangerous.)

Beautiful illustrations by the author!

[Peter]

Excellent. Very sweet. Adorable illustrations.

[Pinky]

Florence learns it's better to hibernate rather than dealing with Fox.

[Mannat]

read it for my little brother and i’m counting it towards my goodreads goal

[Juliana Lee]

A winter adventure for three little friends leads to a dangerous surprise. Thank goodness these friends have adults around to help them find their way home when a fox is after them. http://julianaleewriter.com/books-ali...

[Amanda]

Am I the only one who found this book to be slightly disturbing? A might creepifying? Adorable, yet slightly sinister?

Ok...moving on now!

[Miss Sarah]

a hedgehog and two squirrels get lost in the forest and can't find their way home in time for the hedgehog to hibernate for winter. Cute friendship but not good listening on hedgehog's part.

[Alida]

Hedgehogs!!!!

[Emily]

This was a good book about wandering astray from home. I liked the repetition in it as well.

[ErinTheLibrarian]

Cute illustrations. Good for winter, hibernation. Fine for storytime

[Hyacinth]

I love the big colorful books. I also like simple books that convey lessons in safety and obedience. We will definitely read this again.

[Christine Turner]

Subject: Animals -- Juvenile fiction.
Animals -- Habitations -- Juvenile fiction.
Hibernation -- Juvenile fiction.

[Jesse Crooker]

This is a fun and sweet story about a young little hedgehog who wants to venture out and see what the winter world is really like. It is a great story about adventure, safety, trusting your gut, and using the tools given to you. It’s okay to adventure and explore as long as you are safe!