Webster & Pippin: The Great Garden Rescue

The beetles took the bridge.Every shiny pebble of it, carried off one at a time to build a fort at the far end of the garden - and now the ladybugs are stranded on the wrong side of the water. Somebody has to get those pebbles back.Webster is a tarantula with spectacles, a book of facts, and absolutely no interest in adventure. Pippin is a frog with a trumpet and no volume control. Together they are a rescue party, whether Webster likes it or not.A funny, gentle story about doing the brave thing for a friend - and about how the loudest plan is sometimes the one that works.NEWLY ILLUSTRATED EDITION - every page has been repainted from scratch in the warm, storybook style of the later Webster & Pippin books. Same story, all-new art.Did you know? A spider cannot chew a single bite. It has no teeth at all - its fangs only hold on. Everything a spider eats, it drinks.For ages 3-7 - 8.5 × 8.5 inches - full color throughout Book One of the Webster & Pippin series