A question small enough for little ears, big enough for grown-up hearts.
One morning, a small bunny sits up in the grass and asks a very big question — one that not even the wisest creatures in the meadow can fully answer. So the bunny sets off to find out, meeting friends and family along the way.
It's a gentle, funny, quietly wise book about noticing — the kind of story that turns bedtime into a small moment of wonder for both of you.
"What is life for?"A few moments from the meadow
A wise owl, up in the willow
"Well hello there, little one!" the owl says from her branch. Her answer: the world is magnificent, and there's always more of it — so life's purpose is to explore.
A spider, spinning in the grass
The spider has been waiting to meet her. His little webs gleam in the morning sun, and he's sure of one thing: life's purpose is just to have fun.
A koi, twirling in the pond
The koi doesn't have all the answers, but she has some: since having her own babies, she's learned that life is meant for loving — so she goes with the flow.
A sunset, pink and yellow
As the sky colors the world pink and yellow, our pondering bunny spots a row of ears in the meadow ahead — could it be that she's part of a family after all?
A family, flying a kite together
Little Bunny joins right in. She has her own answer now — the things we're here for evolve and expand, but family will always be there.