Based on a Seneca legend, this is the tale of how Rabbit lost his lovely, flowing, squirrel-like tail.
When the world was young, Rabbit danced through the willow trees. Snow fell, and Rabbit, tired from all his fast running, climbed into a willow tree and went to sleep.
Rabbit slept for a long time. When he awoke, it was spring . . . and he was far above the ground, stranded in the willow tree.
How will Rabbit get down? And does getting out of the tree have anything to do with how he loses his tail?

With colorful, engaging illustrations, this captivating tale of Rabbit and his tail will enchant young readers. ( )