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Willsow: The Carrot Who Was Too Big For His Bed

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Willsow: The Carrot Who Was Too Big For His BedWillsow: The Carrot Who Was Too Big For His BedWillsow: The Carrot Who Was Too Big For His Bed
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Category: Books

Carrot loves his nice warm bed. But soon he wants to explore the big wide world. Who will help him pull up his roots and move on?

This delightful story for youngsters is printed on paper containing real carrot seeds. So you can have lots of fun reading the story and growing your own carrots together.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella Z. ★★★★★

The paper texture feels unusual in a good way—it’s clearly plant-based, and my kid keeps asking to read it again before bed. The story about moving on hit home for us, and the illustrations kept her attention the whole way through.

Sebastian V. ★★★★★

My three-year-old loved the part where Carrot tries to pull up his roots, and the paper with seeds inside makes it a fun activity after storytime. We planted the page yesterday and are excited to see if anything sprouts.

Violet ★★★★★

The plantable paper is such a clever touch—we read it a few times and then planted the pages. A few weeks later, tiny carrot sprouts appeared, which made the story about growing up feel even more magical for my kid.

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