The Tales of Tiptoes Lightly: The Bee Who Lost His Buzz, Pumpkin Crow, Lucy Goose and the Half-Egg
"Renewal: The Journal for Waldorf Education doesn't usually publish stories. But children in Waldorf Schools are nourished every day by stories, and we adults, too, need a story now and then, especially one that inspires wonder and joy at nature and stimulates our imaginative capacity for forming inner pictures. So here is a little tale about a fairy named Tiptoes Lightly, who lives in an acorn at the top of a great oak tree..."  Ronald Koetzsch, Editor"I wish there were something like this when my two children were growing up. It's a wonderful book!" --Book Review Cafe"Our preschooler hasn't been a big chapter book fan, but she routinely asked for another Tiptoes story.Borrow or Buy?: Buy! It's a great way to introduce the chapter book concept to young readers and will be a book that middle-readers will enjoy a second (or third) time around."--The Reading Tub Review--This text refers to an alternatePaperbackedition.