Puddle was a small cloud with a very big wish.
He wanted to jump in a puddle.
He could drift. He could drizzle. He could make excellent shade.
But when he tried to jump—
up he floated.
"That," said Puddle, "is the wrong direction."


Imagination & belonging · Ages 4–7
Puddle can drift, drizzle, and make wonderful shade. But what he really wants is to jump in a puddle. Unfortunately, clouds are rather floaty. With Bea's help, a pair of yellow boots, and a wonderfully unexpected idea, Puddle discovers that joining in can look different for everyone. A bright, funny read-aloud about inventiveness and belonging.
Start reading Download EPUBPuddle was a small cloud with a very big wish.
He wanted to jump in a puddle.
He could drift. He could drizzle. He could make excellent shade.
But when he tried to jump—
up he floated.
"That," said Puddle, "is the wrong direction."

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