Angol
Pip is the smallest mouse in the whole forest - and he's pretty sure that means he's too small for anything big.
Then Grandma Mouse shows him something surprising: the animals who do big things aren't the ones who were born ready. They're just the ones who believed they could try.
Together, Pip and Grandma sort through all the excuses Pip's been carrying around - too small, not smart enough, no time - and toss them in a basket where they belong. What's left is room for something better: a bigger home, a rebuilt tunnel after it collapses in the rain, and finally, a bridge that brings the whole forest together.
A warm, funny story about believing in yourself, letting go of excuses, and discovering that setbacks are just the next part of the story - not the end of it.
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Beautifully illustrated in soft watercolor and colored pencil, Pip Thinks BIG! is a gentle first introduction to a lesson every child (and grown-up) can use: you don't have to feel ready to begin - you just have to believe you can try.
