The ant and the grasshopper
By Susanna Davidson
When summer’s songs end, can carefree Grasshopper survive the surprising chill ahead?
lively · classic · playful · thought-provoking
Genres
What is The ant and the grasshopper about?
All summer, Grasshopper fills the warm days with singing, dancing and fun. Nearby, Ant works tirelessly, gathering food and storing it away for the cold months ahead. Ant warns Grasshopper to prepare, but Grasshopper cannot imagine that sunny days will ever end. When winter arrives and the fields are bare, Grasshopper is hungry and has nowhere to turn. This lively retelling of Aesop’s classic fable explores the consequences of choices, and the balance between enjoying today and preparing for tomorrow.
About the author
Susanna Davidson is a British author who loves writing exciting stories for children. She has retold many famous fairy tales, such as 'The Snow Queen' and 'The Twelve Dancing Princesses', making them fun and easy to read. Susanna enjoys bringing magical adventures to life and hopes her books help children discover a love of reading.
Pages
44 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2019
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