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Franklin could slide down a riverbank. He could count forward and backward. He could zip and button. He could even walk to Bear’s house all by himself. But Franklin was not allowed to go into the woods alone. One day, Franklin said, “I’m going to play at Bear’s house.” “All right,” said Franklin’s mother. “But be home for dinner by six o’clock.” She showed him the time with her hands by pointing to Franklin, and she warned, “Don’t go into the woods alone.” Franklin raced down the path, over the bridge, and across the berry patch. Bear was there. Fox was there. Goose and Otter were there. “I’m here,” huffed Franklin. “What are you playing?” “Hide and seek,” shouted his friends. “And you’re it.” Franklin started counting. Hide and Seek was his favourite game. He wasn’t swift, but he was very clever. He knew Bear always hid in the berry patch. Franklin looked around. He saw a shaggy paw swipe at a branch of berries. “I see you, Bear,” he called. Franklin spotted feathers and fur under the bridge. “I see you, Goose. I see you, Otter,” he called. Only Fox was left to find. Franklin walked this way and that. He looked into the bushes and searched under logs. He walked along the path and over the bridge, and without even thinking, he walked right into the woods. He looked into burrows and around trees. Franklin searched everywhere but couldn’t find Fox. Fox wasn’t in the woods at all. He was hiding inside Bear’s house. After a while, he shouted, “Can’t catch me!” But Franklin couldn’t hear him. He was too far away. “Where’s Franklin?” asked Fox. Nobody knew. They walked for a long time. Bear’s tummy grumbled. Finally, Goose said, “It’s almost six o’clock. Franklin must have hurried home for supper.” “Of course,” they said, and off they went. At Franklin’s house, the clock struck six. Franklin’s parents were annoyed. Their supper was ready. By half-past six, they were worried and set out to find Franklin. Franklin’s father searched along the path. “Franklin,” he called. “Where are you?” Franklin’s mother talked to his friends. “Where’s Franklin?” she asked Bear. “Where’s Franklin?” she asked Otter and Goose. “Where’s Franklin?” she asked Fox. Nobody knew. Now they were worried, too. It was getting dark. Franklin turned one way and then another. Every tree looked the same. Every rock looked the same. He couldn’t find the path. “I’m lost,” said Franklin in a tiny little voice. He couldn’t remember which way he had come. He didn’t know which way to go. He was tired, frightened, and all alone. Franklin curled up in his small, dark shell and waited. Somebody would come. Sometime. Wouldn’t they? Dark shadows flitted across the rocks. “Who’s there?” whispered Franklin. But no one answered because it was the clouds blowing across the face of the moon. “Whoo. Whoo.” “Who’s there?” whispered Franklin. But no one answered because it was Owl far, far away. “Whew. Whew.” “Who’s there?” whispered Franklin. But no one answered because it was the wind whistling through the trees. Franklin tried to sleep, but every sound made him jump. He hummed a little tune when he heard: “Crick, crack, crick, crack, crick, crack, squish.” “Who’s there?” whispered Franklin. But no one answered. Then Franklin heard a new sound. It sounded like someone calling his name. He heard it again. “Here I am! Here I am!” Franklin shouted over and over. *CRICK CRACK, CRICK CRACK, CRICK CRACK, SQUISH.* Franklin’s parents came over the knoll. “There you are!” They hugged him, kissed him, and held him tight. “We were so worried,” said Franklin’s father. “You were told not to go into the woods alone,” scolded his mother. “It wasn’t on purpose,” sniffled Franklin. “I was looking for Fox, and I forgot.” “Well, thank goodness you’re safe,” said Franklin’s parents. They found the path and walked all the way home. Their supper was still warm in the oven. After two helpings of everything, Franklin had something important to say. “I’m sorry. I promise I’ll never go into the woods alone again.” “Even if Fox hides there?” asked his mother. “Even if Bear hides there?” asked his father. “Even if everybody hides there?” said Franklin. It was half past bedtime. Franklin crawled into his warm, safe shell. “Good night, dear,” said his parents. But no one answered because Franklin had fallen fast asleep.

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