by Arnold Lobel
First published 1995
This collection brings together five separate stories from different authors. Arnold Lobel contributes "Grasshopper on the Road," following the adventures of a traveling insect. Michael Rosen offers "We're Going on a Bear Hunt," where a family embarks on an exciting expedition. Gail Hartman presents "A First Book of Maps," introducing young readers to cartography basics. Burton Albert writes "Where Does the Trail Lead?," exploring a mysterious path's destination. Finally, Mary Morgan tells "Louis and the Night Sky," focusing on a character's nighttime observations. Each story stands alone while contributing to a diverse reading experience. The collection spans different themes and styles, from nature adventures to educational content about maps and astronomy. These tales offer young readers variety in both subject matter and storytelling approach, creating multiple entry points for different interests and reading levels.
Genres: short-stories
Vibes: educational, thought-provoking, whimsical
Tropes: diverse-perspectives, found-family
Paperback · Wright Group