🦊 Pip

Book 27 of the series

Cover of Pip and the Windmill's Last Turn

Pip and the Windmill's Last Turn

When the wind goes quiet, one small fox finds a way to make the world move again.

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Ages
3-7
Reading level
Grade 1
Length
701 words
An illustration from Pip and the Windmill's Last Turn

How it begins

“Pip is asleep on a big burlap sack. One paw is tucked under his chin. A white-tipped tail curls to the left. Warm amber light slants in through a cracked shutter above.”

Children will love

  • •A dusty old windmill full of towering gears and a shy dormouse tugging at a rope just out of reach
  • •Pip and Millot tying a length of ribbon together, so neither has to turn the great gears alone
  • •Flour dust spiraling gold through the air as the windmill turns and turns above two new friends