At the Great Harvest, the meadow animals must choose the longest carrot. Squirrel picks the wrong one, loudly, and one by one everyone agrees. When it is Hardy Truehopper’s turn, he caves. Then he takes it back: “I can see it with my own two eyes!” A warm 33-page picture book about peer pressure and the courage to speak up, based on a famous psychology experiment. FreeĀ on Kindle.















































