The Wind in the Willows
By Stephanie Moss (Writer of children's stories) and Kenneth Grahame
Mole’s spring-cleaning takes a not-so-boring turn when friendship leads him towards danger at Toad Hall.
Genres
What is The Wind in the Willows about?
Mole abandons his spring-cleaning to explore the riverbank, where he meets the cheerful Ratty. Together they visit the grand but impulsive Toad and the wise, dependable Badger. Their friendship leads them into exciting adventures, from boating and picnics to daring rescues and trouble at Toad Hall. With talking animals, wild escapades and a cosy riverside setting, this charming retelling celebrates courage, loyalty and the joy of having good friends by your side.
About the author
Stephanie Moss is a writer who loves creating fun and magical stories for children. She has written books about unicorns, animals, and amazing adventures, including the popular 'Unicorns Are Real!' Stephanie hopes her stories inspire children to use their imagination and enjoy reading every day.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2020
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