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by Lauren Bradshaw (Author), Wednesday Kirwan (Illustrator)
Deep in the shade of a walnut grove stands a tall tree house. A delightful group of friends gathers here. They call themselves the Walnut Animal Society. Their mission is to create and to always remain curious. Henry the Fox is a knowledgeable fellow, known for his unique inventions. Margaux the Kitty's many books are filled with stories and poems she's written. Ruthie the Deer loves to dance like the butterflies that flutter outside. The collection of ropes and fishing poles belongs to adventurous Chester the Raccoon. Magnolia the Bunny makes maps of the places she's explored beyond the walnut grove. And Eleanor the Bear gathers flowers and plants to make tea for her friends. Henry is a founding member of the Walnut Animal Society, an inventor and a tinkerer. Today Henry is not inventing or tinkering. Henry has lost his idea. Follow Henry and his friend Eleanor as they search for Henry's lost idea and discover much more in this charming picture book, the first in a series of titles, reminiscent of such classics as Winnie the Pooh, and illustrated in a rich, vintage palette.
Author Biography
Lauren Bradshaw is a designer of handmade dolls called Walnut Animal Society. Henry's Bright Idea is the first in a series of Walnut Animal Society books for children. She lives in Los Angeles, California.
Wednesday Kirwan is a children's book illustrator, whose books include Nobody Notices Minerva and Yeti, Turn Out the Light. She lives in Oakland, California.
