
The Hedgehog's Autumn
Ages 7–9 years
Tribulus and Chestnut share an afternoon by the pond.
This book is currently available in English. Chinese page text is for discovery, not a Chinese book edition.
36 pages · Published 2026-09-05
ASIN: B0GX2RWLBX36 pages · Published 2026-09-05
ASIN: B0HHY2NXTHAvailability, prices and purchase terms are set by Amazon US.
About This Story
Tribulus and Chestnut share an afternoon by the pond. The squirrel sees the hedgehog’s quills in a new way, opening a conversation about hiding parts of ourselves and finding connection.
Read this story together at your child’s pace. The pictures and the character’s choices can be a starting point for noticing feelings and asking questions, rather than searching for a correct response. A child may want to talk, point to an illustration or simply listen. Leave room for their own interpretation, and return to a favourite moment if they wish. The suggested age range and themes help you choose a book; they do not set a test for how a child should understand or respond to the story.
What Your Child Will Explore
- Explore Self-Acceptance
- Explore Friendship
Perfect For
Parent-child conversation, picture observation and classroom reflection
For Parents & Teachers
- What do you notice in this picture?
- What might the character need right now?
- Would you like to talk, draw, or just listen?
A book-specific activity guide is coming soon. Explore the general resource library in the meantime.
Free ResourcesBook details
- Author
- KCM-AKIRA
- Book language
- English
- Series
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