The best place
Dublin Core
Title
The best place
Description
After talking with a bird on his lovely screen porch, an old wolf realizes that he may be missing out on some wonderful places because he's spent so much time admiring his porch with the beautiful view. Determined to see the world, the old wolf sells his house to a young rabbit family and sets out on his travels. However, after a trip down a river, an afternoon in the hot desert, and a tour of London drowned in rain, the wolf realizes that his front porch really is the best place in the world. However, the rabbits have settled and will not give the wolf his house back. Saddened he runs far into the forest and retreats to the top of a tall tree for the night. When he awakens, he realizes that this could be his new best place so he and his old neighbors work together to build his new home.
Author
Meddaugh, Susan
Publisher
Houghton Mifflin Company
Picture Book Entry Item Type Metadata
ISBN
0-395-97994-3
City of Publication
Boston
Year of Publication
1999
Author of Abstract
Abstract provided by Angie Theilsen, 2001
Tags
adventures, anger, animals, appreciation, behavior, celebration, companion, conflict, cooperation, embarrassment, exploration, family, feelings, food, forgiveness, friendship, happiness, hard work, helping, misunderstanding, moving, neighbors, nutrition, rabbit, raccoon, sadness, teamwork, weather, wolf
Citation
Meddaugh, Susan, “The best place,” Children's Picture Book Database at Miami University, accessed March 13, 2025, https://dlp.lib.miamioh.edu/picturebook/items/show/6181.