There once was the importance of counting all the trees everywhere, Ink with Pen that needed to write all the important things, an inchworm who explored the world, a tomato that was enthralled with a red salad, spices who had a complicated time making something by their own, a cherry tree who had cherries in love with her to no end and would do anything for her, a grumpy rabbit that wanted to always be left alone to no avail, a snail who caught the interest of most around in his sneaky ways, an elderly honest turtle whose community had high expectations of him, a Bangkok cockroach who had lots to say about cockroach life, a hungry snake withering away with mental and physical anguish to then transform, a cat who chose to live half of its life in a Harlem elevator, creatures by the name of X-Vasters that survived off the most debatable element, a lizard who was always concerned with how she looked and a dragon's entire life geared by what could be considered the most minor of differences.
In this compilation of short stories by Abigail Jacklyn Behrends many worlds are explored giving way to the fictional voices and thoughts of animals, bugs, insects, plants, creatures and other things during their plights in life. These 15 short stories are fun, upbeat and make us question what conversations they have in their own language and what exactly does go through the minds of all those non-humans out there during the journeys of their lives?
These 15 short stories are followed by one bonus poem provided to celebrate the lives of all the super women around the world.
