The Tale of Billy Woodchuck

Arthur Scott Bailey and Illustrator Smith

Green peas are worth almost any risk, if you ask Billy Woodchuck. From his house in the pasture he survives name calling, dodges the Great Horned Owl, stands guard for his neighbors, and forgets to whistle at the worst possible moment. Bailey's pasture gossip, complete with magic and a brand-new game. Whistle twice and slip inside. Please note: this is the text of the story only. It has no pictures, so it is meant for a grown-up to read aloud rather than for a child to read alone. The illustrated experience of this story is the audiobook edition on Littletone.