dormice

"It is spring and Little Red is excited to be reunited with his best friend, Hazel, a dormouse who will shortly wake from a long sleep. But over the winter, the fox has made another friend, Brock the badger. Little Red decides revealing the new friendship is not the surprise Hazel will want to wake to, so he delays bringing it up as they resume their games. Bu the fox needs to find a way to introduce the friends while maintaining the special friendship with Hazel he holds so dear. Eventually the dilemma is resolved, but not without a surprise or two along the way"--Provided by publisher.

A lonely dormouse who cannot find a friend and a giant who is an outcast from forest society find solace in each other's company. Each character begins his story from his own half of the book and they meet in the middle.

"When a girl in a blue dress crashes the Mad Hatter's eternal tea party, the sleepy Dormouse feels more awake than he has in a long time. He wishes he could follow her and be a part of her adventure. And as luck would have it, a surprising twist of fate sends the Dormouse on an adventure of his own, where he must not fall asleep. For he is destined to save a magical world outside Wonderland, and it will take all his courage--and a few new friends--to do it"--Amazon.

Winter has come to the deep woods, so the little dormouse snuggles into his pine tree nest and dreams. Meanwhile, outside, foxes play in snow, squirrels hunt for pinecones, and owls glide through the air. Then, a knock comes on the dormouse's door, and a friend comes to join him.

A dormouse encounters many different animals as she searches for a place to spend the winter.

Happy when she leaves home to set up her own burrow, Phoebe Dormouse soon begins to feel a little lonely and not as content in her independence especially when her mother doesn't seem to miss her.

A lonely dormouse who cannot find a friend and a giant who is an outcast from forest society find solace in each other's company. Each character begins his story from his own half of the book and they meet in the middle.

The field mice try to thwart Scraggly Sam the weasel's plan to make a tasty meal out of a sleepy dormouse.

Not wanting to hibernate alone, a young bear heads south and meets three grouchy dormice when he gets lost in a snowstorm.

Jack the wolf has been wishing for a friend, but Walter the dormouse may not be the right choice.