A curious little bird breaks his foot, "patita," and searches for answers as he learns about the colorful world around him. He jumps around, on one patita, and meets many things along his adventure-- such as the clouds, the mouse, the wind, and many other friends. Find out why Tenkita went, Jumping on One Patita. Traditional Chilean Folklore.

Scamper was a big grey squirrel who lived in a wonderful place filled with everything he could ever want to eat-apples, plums, pecans, and the delicious cornbread Aunt Boo made. There was one catch to his living here. He had Aunt Boo to put up with, or should I say, Aunt Boo had to put up with him. When winter came, Scamper knew he had to be prepared with a source of food. He had gathered more than enough pecans. Now Scamper did not know where to store them. All his favorite places were full. He had a tough decision to make.

Book 1 of Scamper, the Mischievous Squirrel: Scamper was a big gray squirrel who lived in Aunt Boo s yard. His greatest enjoyment came from annoying her. He helped himself to the best fruits from her prize orchard, took the biggest nuts from her pecan trees, and ate the golden cornbread she baked for the birds. Scamper made a general nuisance of himself, while constantly dreaming of being king of the backyard. Aunt Boo thought and thought about how she could get even and teach Scamper a lesson at the same time. Her unique, yet simple, solution would teach Scamper to be satisfied with what he had.