"This takes the cake for lonely," said Wilfred the Rat, looking out at the deserted beach. Wilfred had been on the road for a long time. He was hungry and cold. It seemed too good to be true when he found the unlocked window in the empty amusement park and settled down for the night.
It was not until the next morning, however, that Wilfred discovered just how lucky he was. The lumpy sack he had lain on all night was filled with peanuts, and the winter residents of the park—a chipmunk and a squirrel were delighted to welcome him to Pleasant Beach. Before too long Wilfred's biggest problem was how to choose between friendship and fame and fortune.
This wry fable, with its irresistibly funny pictures, will captivate readers of all ages.
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