Although he once lived in the city, Philip Stead now resides in the country, and here he jubilantly takes readers up to 8 on a tour of his home, pointing out all the animals that share his space—including stuffed bears and quilted chickens. His dog Wednesday watches cranes, frogs, and dragonflies in the woods. Coyotes and chipmunks come and go, and the world around where he lives is full of life, until winter comes, and there is nothing but snow. A Caldecott winner for A Sick Day for Amos McGee, Stead uses an innovative combination of monoprinting, bamboo brushes, and ink to create wonderfully elegant images of nature.

"[This book is] a journey with an artist who sees the eternal in the everyday."—Publisher's Weekly (starred review)