In the sunny village of Fernfield, best friends Aria, Finn, and Noah loved spending their afternoons at the edge of the woods, where wildflowers bloomed and butterflies chased the breeze. But their favorite spot was Granny Maple’s garden, where a family of hedgehogs lived under the old rosebush.

They named the hedgehog parents Hazel and Spike, and the three wiggly babies were called Sniff, Nudge, and Tumble.

One morning, Aria arrived at the garden early and saw a man with a clipboard and traps. He wore a vest that said:
“Pest Control – Authorized Removal.”

“He’s after the hedgehogs!” Aria whispered in shock. “They’re not pests; they’re family!” said Finn. And just like that, Operation Hedgehog Hideout began.

The Great Hedgehog Move

At sunset, the kids tiptoed to Granny Maple’s garden with gloved hands and gentle hearts. Hazel the hedgehog peeked out from under the rosebush, sensing something was wrong. Aria knelt down and whispered, “Come with us. We’ve made you a new home.”

Carefully, the kids guided Hazel, Spike, and the babies through a tiny tunnel they’d made from flowerpots and cardboard tubes. It led straight to the new burrow at Hedgehollow. As the last baby—Tumble—tumbled in, the moon peeked through the trees. The hedgehog family curled up, safe and warm.