
By Karin Cates, Nancy Carpenter (Illustrator)
A family gathers wild tales instead of firewood for winter warmth.
When a family ventures into the woods for firewood, they return with wild tales instead. A wolf, deer, and swans disrupt their plans, leaving them empty-handed but rich in stories. As winter looms, Grandma's cleverness turns these adventures into warmth, proving that sometimes imagination is the best fuel. What adventures did even the baby encounter, and how will these stories keep them cozy through the cold months?
Grandmother wanted firewood. But one by one, the family members who went to the woods to gather sticks came back with unlikely tales. A wolf tried to eat the boy’s shirt. Deer nibbled his sister’s dress. Swans attacked their mother. And the baby? Even the baby had an adventure. in the end, no wood was gathered, but the family had a fine collection of far-fetched stories. And thanks to Grandma’s ingenuity, these stories kept them warm and cozy during the long, hard winter.
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