Sometimes the best way to do something yourself… is to discover you don’t have to do it alone.
 
Fable the Fox has a big plan: he’s going to build a brand-new den all by himself!
 
He gathers sticks, leaves, and stones and gets right to work. But the log is heavy, the ground is hard, and no matter how many times Fable tries, building a den is much harder than he imagined.
Luckily, his forest friends are nearby.
 
Soon Fable discovers that everyone has something different to contribute. Beaver can move wood. Rabbit can dig. Deer can hold things steady. Bird can watch from above. And even little Hedgehog can carry sticks.
 
Working together, a difficult job becomes easier—and a lot more fun.
 
Fable Learns Teamwork is a gentle, beautifully illustrated story for children ages 3–6 about cooperation, friendship, asking for help, and discovering the value of working together.
 
Young readers will explore:
How teamwork can help us solve problems
Why asking for help is a strength
How different abilities can contribute to a shared goal
The joy of helping friends
The balance between independence and cooperation
 
With warm watercolor illustrations and lovable woodland characters, Fable Learns Teamwork turns an important early social-emotional skill into a simple story young children can understand and enjoy.
 
Part of Growing Hearts Through Gentle Adventures, a children's series about friendship, feelings, kindness, confidence, problem-solving, and the little lessons that help growing hearts thrive.
 
A sweet read-aloud for home, preschool, kindergarten, classrooms, and anywhere little ones are learning that some things are simply better when we do them together.