A young worm is convinced by his chums to vacate his apple home and join them to “sit in thought in a large, round apricot” or dream and slumber in a giant cucumber.” After disclosing his decision, the worm’s dad suddenly begins to expand on why it all started with apples.

The reader is then carried away through a delightful delicacy of diction and illustrations to make the father’s paramount point about apples. The story’s finale delivers new learnings and insights as connections are made.
Soft Cover.