"Spike the hedgehog and Ike the coatimundi go on a lively walk through the ever-changing landscape, meeting other animals along the way"--Provided by publisher.

When Lisa hangs her woolen clothes in the sun to air them out for winter, the hedgehog, to the amusement of the other animals, ends up wearing a stocking on his head.

Struggling with various challenges that hamper his burgeoning skills as a magician, young Hedgehog despairs of making Mouse disappear, pulling too-large Rabbit out of his hat, and rendering timid Duckling an effective assistant until his growing sadness inspires his friends to prepare a special surprise.

Upon feeling a sunbeam for the first time, a young hedgehog decides to build a treehouse so that he can see the sun itself, and, despite teasing and a bet with a wily fox, he finds a way to get the job done.

A new hedgehog in town stands up to bullying by the Truman Elementary Troublemakers and wins them over with her unwavering cheerfulness.

When Grizelda sends her sand dragon to turn the Prickleback hedgehog family to stone, it's up to Jess, Lily, and Emily Prickleback to find a way to change them back.

When a wintry wind blows away Little Hedgehog's nest, he sets out for his friend Badger's house, and the generosity he shows to others during his journey is returned to him when the snowstorm is over.

Little Hedgehog gets his house ready for Christmas, but must make a mad dash in the cold and dark to find presents for his friends.

Featuring side-by-side text in English and Mandarin Chinese, a bilingual celebration of the natural world combines illustrations with concept-reinforcing sound words describing a little hedgehog's exploration of his surroundings.

Hoping to attend the biggest Halloween party of the year in just a few hours, Hedgehug tries to put together the perfect costume with the help of his friends but fears he will not be ready in time.