How beautiful it is to share – that's what this new adventure of the little raccoon is all about. Lea Kässmann tells the story in this children's book of the little raccoon who helps a small mouse gather food for the winter. Suitable for reading aloud to children aged 2 and up, it playfully introduces them to the concepts of sharing and helpfulness. Enchantingly illustrated by Jana Walczyk. The autumn leaves rustle. Everywhere, there are munching and slurping sounds, and birds are chirping. The forest animals are preparing for winter and are diligently gathering supplies. Because once the snow falls and the ground freezes, there will be little food available. The little raccoon also wants to put on some winter weight and sets out in search of the forest's delicacies. Suddenly, he hears a sad squeak. What was that? Under a bush, he discovers the mouse. The little raccoon asks her what’s wrong. The mouse sniffles: I just can’t find anything to eat. The other animals always chase me away. Everything smells so delicious, and I would love to try some of what the others are getting. Besides, I need to prepare for winter and gather supplies. So far, I only have these dry leaves. But there should be enough for everyone, right? The little raccoon nods understandingly and thinks for a moment. Then he says: Come with me, I’ll help you. And the two of them set off to the hidden feeding spots in the forest... The third volume of the successful children's book series featuring the little raccoon and his friends, who are learning to share.