Bramble has planted a row of little trees along the lower slope, and he would very much like them to hurry up. He waters them. He measures them. He cuts a notch in his door frame for every season that passes. And still the trees do what trees do, which is almost nothing at all, very slowly. Everybody else on Windy Hill is gathering a good year - full baskets, heavy aprons - and Bramble walks through the middle of it with an empty satchel and nothing to show. It takes a small mouse, who is growing at exactly the speed the trees are, to show him what he has actually been doing all this time. A gentle picture book about patience, and about planting things you may never sit under. Fifth in the Windy Hill series, and a complete story on its own.
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