These eighty tales about trees, birds, and bugs in the Chattahoochee Forest are "for the child you know or the child within you." In other words, adults will enjoy them as much as children. Benjamin often visits Grandpa, who lives in a mountain cabin on the edge of the forest. The boy's curiosity challenges Grandpa to come up with answers. The learning partnership they share keeps them entertained. Since each story fills no more than two pages, this book is easy to read in short sessions. From the Preface: "These stories have been written out of curiosity. Each new thing the forest shows me comes as a surprise. Writing is a way to engage the wondrous mystery in nature. This book is published to kindle the reader’s curiosity about nature’s wonders — not to explain away the mystery, but to inspire friendship with the natural world."