Nata was usually good – but one June day she wasn't. In fact, she was unusually bad. She teased the bees, spoiled the spider's web, tied the cricket's feelers in a knot, and made faces at the deer mice babies. No one knew what was wrong, except the toad. "It happens every year," she said, "but no one ever remembers."
Helen V. Griffith has given the children of the 80s (and generations to come) a new fairy heroine. And Caldecott Honor Book artist Nancy Tafuri has given Nata shape and form. Welcome Nata!
