Pip Won't Fly: Read Aloud PDF

It is bakeapple day above Heart's 'Eh' Plenty, and Pip will not come out of the burrow.

Kettle comes up the hill with an empty bucket. Pip's orange feet stop at the edge of the dark. Encouraging does not work. Coaxing does not work. A paw into the hole sends Pip further back. Kettle sits beside the opening, not over it, and sets his spoon down. After a long time Pip says the true thing. They walk the long way round, on foot.

Fifteen landscape pages at 1920 x 1080 points, a screen edition for a laptop, tablet, television, or classroom projector. Cut-paper and needle-felted pictures. Three questions for the child and a short glossary at the back.