Dog, Cat and Mouse live peacefully alongside one another. But there is the problem - they are all bored! No more playing, chasing or tricking each other. That is until boredom gets the better of Dog. He decides to sneak up on Cat and scare her, just like he used to. Then suddenly, things turn a little chaotic...

A tiny rat and her friend Wilbert are playing hide and seek. Despite being humongous, the rat cannot find Wilbert anywhere. A passing crocodile, with a mouth full of shiny teeth, offers the rat a helping hand. Together they search high and low, until eventually the rat spots Wilbert. But there's a problem - the crocodile can't see Wilbert, even when he's standing right in front of him! Why ever not? Through captivating, witty illustrations and dialogue, Oskarsson majestically explores the complexities of human perspective.

Bob is intrigued by what might be on the other side of the tree. Only once has he been by the tree to have a look, but he didn't dare go further. Bob's friend Hilbert claims that he's been on the other side of the tree several times. He even says that he's flown around the world using his own wings, despite him being a dog. Bob isn't quite sure what to believe... Bardur Oskarsson's latest fable teaches yet another invaluable lesson on life's misgivings.