Guess How Much I Love You: The Adventures of Little Nutbrown Hare

Little Nutbrown Hare and Little Field Mouse see a beautiful rainbow. When it disappears before Big Nutbrown Hare can see it, they recreate it for him with flowers. Themes: Using your imagination, the wonders of nature, fleeting beauty.

Little Field Mouse and Little Nutbrown Hare’s favourite tree falls over in a summer storm. They're sad until they discover the fallen tree provides an exciting new place to explore. Theme: Finding the positive in things.

Little Nutbrown Hare and Little Field Mouse are inspired to make a spider’s web, but run into all sorts of comic trouble when they do. Theme: Doing things properly.

When Little Nutbrown Hare and Little Field Mouse find a strange set of prints in the snow and hunt for the owner, their imaginations run away with them. Theme: An active imagination can find fun in anything.

Little Nutbrown Hare discovers he can't fit under his favourite hiding log anymore. With Big Nutbrown Hare's help, he learns he can now clamber into an even better hiding place. Theme: Growing up.

When Big Nutbrown Hare tells Little Nutbrown Hare a beautiful full moon will rise that night, Little Nutbrown invites all his friends around for a celebration. Theme: Dashed expectations can sometimes lead to wonderful discoveries.

On a Midsummer's night, Little Nutbrown Hare and his friends decide to try to stay up all night, but will they fall fast asleep in the wee small hours? Themes: friendship, achieving something new.

When Little Nutbrown Hare discovers Little Field Mouse has a wonderful collection of Autumn leaves and Little Grey Squirrel has a collection of acorns, he decides to start a collection of his own. Theme: Memories are a source of happiness.

When Little Nutbrown Hare & Little Field Mouse find an egg lying on the ground, Blue Bird looks after it and brings it up as her own. Themes: Acceptance of difference; tolerance.

Little Nutbrown Hare & Little Field Mouse leave a trail of acorns to find their way home, but Little Grey Squirrel unwittingly collects the acorns and leaves them all lost in the wood. Themes: working together, everyone's good at something.

The seasons are changing and Little Nutbrown Hare & Little Field Mouse to use all their senses to discover the source of a mysterious spring sound. Theme: There are always surprising things to discover in the world.

When Little Nutbrown Hare and Little Field Mouse pick lots of delicious Summer strawberries, Little Nutbrown Hare eats his quickly and has none left, so his friend shows him how to eat slowly to make them last. Themes: sharing; making good things last.

Little Nutbrown Hare makes a slippery slide from a pile of snow and has so much fun he decides to keep it a secret. But he has lots more fun when he shares it with his friends.  Themes: Sharing, friendship.

After Big Nutbrown Hare shows Little Nutbrown Hare a special place where his voice echoes, he and Little Field Mouse play a tricky game of 'Try to find me' with Little Redwood Fox and Little Grey Squirrel. Themes: discovery, inventing new games.

When Little Nutbrown Hare, Little Field Mouse and Big Nutbrown Hare go up to high meadow with Big Nutbrown Hare they get caught in the mist. Theme: Getting through difficult situations by using your imagination.

Little Nutbrown Hare feels let down when Big Nutbrown Hare doesn't come to play as arranged, but learns that his father's actions were about Little Nutbrown Hare's safety… much more important than any game they might play. Themes: priorities, things aren't always what they seem.

Little Nutbrown Hare and Little Field Mouse discover creatures that can blend in with their surroundings and are inspired to find out where they can disappear as well. Themes: Camouflage, perseverance.

Little Nutbrown Hare and Little Field Mouse promise to help Big Nutbrown Hare on a busy day, but there are so many wonderful distractions they forget their promise and let him down. Theme: The importance of keeping a promise.

It's Little Field Mouse's birthday and Little Nutbrown Hare wants to give her exactly the right gift. Themes: Friendship; imagination; giving.

Little Nutbrown Hare keeps winning a game with Little Field Mouse, and enjoys it so much he doesn't notice that she doesn’t enjoy losing. Themes: Winning and losing; looking after those who are younger.

On a hot Summer day the young ones try to have some quiet time by the river but they have trouble staying still. Only when they do manage some quiet time, they experience the variety of life the river has to offer. Themes: the joy of simply ‘being’ rather than ‘doing’.

Little Nutbrown Hare wakes up to a surprise gift from Little Spotty Deer. This gives Little Nutbrown Hare and Little Field Mouse the idea to surprise all their other friends with gifts too. Theme: Spreading fun and joy.

It is the shortest day of the year so the sun doesn't rise until very late and is going to set very early. How will Little Nutbrown Hare make the most fun out of it? Theme: Breaking routine can be fun.

Little Nutbrown Hare and his friends try to find a special place and special food for Feast Day. Will he find anywhere special enough? Theme: celebrating with those you love.

At the start of Spring, Little Grey Squirrel re-emerges after his long rest, but can't remember where he hid his nuts. Will his friends be able to help him find them? Theme: Friendship.