Peanut the stuffed penguin does everything with Pearl. That means napping and playing, but it also means getting drooled on and dragged around. One day, after playing at the park, Peanut decides they’ve had enough and slips out of Pearl’s backpack. At first life without Pearl is all Peanut dreamed of . . . but then it gets rather lonely. And what if Pearl finds a new favorite toy? What has Peanut done? Luckily, Peanut could never be replaced, and Pearl shows up just when Peanut needs her most. Dana Wulfekotte’s understated text and hilarious illustrations will charm children, parents—and even favorite stuffed animals. A great choice for storytime-sharing and for anyone who has ever wondered what their toys are up to when they aren’t looking.