The Littlest Yak

Sometimes, even the littlest among us feel the pull of wanting to be bigger, stronger, and more capable. This is the feeling Gertie, the littlest yak, experiences as she dreams of having the biggest hooves and humongous horns, believing that only big yaks can accomplish great things.

Through a heartwarming and rollicking rhyme, readers discover that Gertie's perceived smallness might just be her greatest strength. When a daring task arises, it's the unique abilities of the small yak that are needed, proving that individuality and self-esteem are powerful assets. This delightful story, brought to life by best-selling illustrator Kate Hindley's charming wintry scenes, celebrates the joys of youth and the importance of embracing one's own talents.

From Lu Fraser, this New York Times Best Sellers debut picture book is a relatable tale of self-discovery and appreciating the present. It's a perfect read-aloud, offering a cozy and heartwarming experience for young readers and their families, highlighting that being small has its own special kind of BIGNESS.