
The Dormouse's New Window
- Author Çınar BİBER
- Language English
- Source site Masalcı Baba
- Audio narration Yes
- Video No
Pip the dormouse lives in a small, cosy treehouse at the edge of a wide meadow, complete with a round door, a bumpy roof and a tiny stove for making acorn soup. Her home has just one little window, and every day it shows her the same old bushes. Wanting to see something new, Pip decides to add a second window and asks Grandpa Oak, an old field mouse with bushy white eyebrows and a tool belt of tiny tools, to help her.
Together they measure, hammer and nail a round new window into the treehouse wall. When Pip unlatches it, a soft breeze brings the scent of flowers, and she discovers a secret garden she never knew was there, full of roses, daisies and bluebells. Following Grandpa Oak's advice to stay curious, she sets out along the winding path and meets Ladybug Lila, Butterfly Bree, friendly beetles and a humming bumblebee. This warm tale by Çınar BİBER can be read on Masalcı Baba.
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