Peppercorn and the Great River Race

Jack Bramble

Peppercorn ties her red bandana tight and steers a teacup through rushing currents, past sneering rats and under bridges made of woven grass, because no one gets to tell a mouse what she cannot do. Jack Bramble writes a proper adventure with scraped paws and stubborn hope, paced for listeners around six to ten who like heroes small enough to hide in a pocket. Angus Ferrier reads it like a sailor recounting a true voyage: steady, weathered, and quietly thrilled. Good for bedtime or a long car ride when someone needs to believe the small can finish first.