Juvenile Fiction (not fantasy) - A realistic day in the forest told from different animals' perspectives. Each chapter about a different animal (e.g., rabbit, fox). Read around 2006-2010.

[Stephanie]

I read it roughly 2008 give or take 2 years either side. It was a story where each chapter was from a different animals view point. Not like Redwall where they act like humans, they're just animals. I.e. 1 chapter is about a rabbit that is going about her day looking here and there for food for her babies when a fox comes along so she runs and tries to lead the fox away from her den. The next chapter is the same situation from the foxes perspective and so on through various forest animals. I only read a couple chapters so i cant list any more specifically. I want to say the cover had some blue and maybe a forest picture but i wouldnt say with confidence. It was in English, no idea about other languages. I read it in Oregon State incase it was a small town author.

[Daisy]

Long shot: Miss Hickory?

[Stephanie]

No it was definitely just a common day in the woods from the animals view, not much of a plot as a whole that I can remember. Thanks though!

[Rainbowheart]

Maybe something by Thornton Burgess?

[Stephanie]

No, those are definitely animal characters..this was just a normal animal going about a normal day. Thank you though!

[Kris]

Stephanie, is this book for very young or middle grade children?

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