About this item
Highlights
- A whimsical autumn chase full of charm, rhythm, and pumpkin-spiced joy!
- 2-5 Years
- 8.5" x 8.5" Paperback
- 38 Pages
- Juvenile Fiction, Readers
- Series Name: The Roll-Away
Description
About the Book
Marla's pumpkin is rolling away! Can she catch it before it's gone forever? Readers both young and young at heart will delight in this lovely, whimsical tale.
Book Synopsis
A whimsical autumn chase full of charm, rhythm, and pumpkin-spiced joy!
"Marla Little's pumpkin is rolling away! Can she catch it before it's gone forever? Readers both young and young at heart will delight in this lovely, whimsical tale." -BookBub
From the award-winning creators of The Roll-Away Snowman and I Love You Through Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall.
When Marla Little's giant pumpkin rolls away, she dashes after it-only to find the whole town joining the chase! From the farmer to the baker and the milkman to the butcher, everyone wants a piece of the action.
Set in a cozy countryside and bustling town, this cumulative rhyming story builds momentum with every turn of the page. Young readers will delight in the silly procession and laugh out loud at the surprising twist at the end... pumpkin soup, anyone?
With warm, hand-drawn illustrations full of delightful little details, this fall-themed tale celebrates community, sharing, and the magic of the season.
Perfect for:
- Kids ages 2-5 who love chase stories
- Fall storytime, classrooms, and holiday gifts
- Fans of The Leaf Thief, Room on the Broom, and The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything
Awards:
★ 2024 Readers' Favorite Gold Medal - Children's Action
★ 2022 Purple Dragonfly Book Award - Early Readers, Best Illustrations, Holiday
Praise for The Roll-Away Pumpkin:
"Perfect for the whole season! Includes the sights and sounds of fall itself-which we love best of all." -Book Nook NYC
"May even become a seasonal tradition-likely in my house to say the least! A winner for sure!" -ErmaReads
"Makes a wonderful bedtime story, one that's perfect for these chilly autumn nights." -A Southern Girl's Bookshelf