One brave step, then one more.Pip the fox cub does not like the dark, and tonight it's getting dark fast.On his walk home across the harvest field, a tall, shadowy shape stands very still. And the only way home is right past it. Something tiny keeps flickering at the edge of his eye.Can Pip find his courage, one step at a time?This cozy autumn bedtime story shows children that being brave does not mean not being afraid. It means taking one small step, and then another. And sometimes the thing that looked scary in the dark turns out to be something kind.A hide-and-seek twist: on every page of Pip's walk, a tiny glowing moth is hiding. Can you find it? An answer key at the back of the book shows exactly where it was.What's inside:A gentle, not-too-scary story about fear of the darkWarm, glowing, full-color illustrations of cornfields, pumpkins, and a friendly scarecrowA tiny glowing moth to spot on every page, with an answer keyA repeating line children can say along: "One brave step, then one more"A soft, sleepy ending with the first snowflake of winterPerfect for bedtime read-alouds, fall story time, spooky-season reading, and little ones who are working up their courage. Written for ages 4 to 7, and a lovely read-aloud for younger listeners too.Full-color paperback, 8.5 x 8.5 inches.