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Spring
Hum the bumblebee tries to wake the sleeping spring garden — and learns that even the smallest creature can make a big difference, one flower at a time.
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Twitch the rabbit races to the old oak tree — but learns that being fast isn't as important as stopping to help a friend in need.
A sudden shower turns the garden into a puddle playground. The rabbits race, the sparrows dart — but Freddie and OJ find the cosiest leaf of all.
Summer
When a little ladybird named Dot loses her way home, Freddie and OJ set off across the garden to help her find it — and discover that slow and steady wins the day.
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Dot the ladybird invites the whole garden to a sunny party among the flowers. Freddie and OJ help hang the bunting — at their own gentle pace.
As the sun goes down, Freddie and OJ follow a trail of fireflies into a meadow of moonlight and stars. A gentle bedtime tale — perfect with night mode on.
Autumn
OJ remembers every sweet patch of clover — but when his favourite acorn goes missing, he and Freddie retrace their steps through the autumn leaves.
Hazel the squirrel wants to share the view from the top of her tree — but tortoises can't climb. Freddie finds a gentle hill instead.
When Freddie can't sleep for worrying about winter, Luna the moth sings a gentle lullaby — and reminds him that spring will always come again.
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Winter
When the first frost comes, Bramble the hedgehog teaches Freddie and OJ how to build the cosiest winter nest of all — with leaves, moss, and a little help from a friend.
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Winter deepens, and Freddie and OJ make their Bramble-built nest even cosier for the long sleep ahead — with a little help from their prickly friend.
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While the garden sleeps, Robin the robin stays awake — flying from burrow to hedge to hive, checking that every friend is safe and warm until spring returns.
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