The Sunny Stone
Tuck the squirrel has a big, hot, roaring feeling when his acorns spill — and Old Tortoise shows him, without a word, how to go quiet and breathe it smaller. A warm, calming tale about waiting out a big feeling until it is small enough to carry. Closes with a simple breathing exercise for grown-ups and children to try together.
Feelings & EmotionsAges 5-8
Putting Autumn By
All down the golden lane, Snipwick was putting autumn by. Tuck had a hoard — a fine round heap of acorns, the first thing that was truly his. And in his satchel, snug beside Old Weaver's green reed, there was room for winter. His tail was high. His paws were quick. The afternoon was warm and slow.
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