Working together
Book One
The Great Garden Rescue
Two friends, one big rescue — and the day a little “noise” saves everyone.
Bedtime questions rarely sound like a title. They sound like “a book about being scared of the dark” or “a story for my little worrier.” So start there — tap a feeling and we’ll point you to the right book.
Tip: every story is one true feeling, wrapped in a giggle. Tap one above to filter the shelf.
A tarantula who loves his books. A frog who loves his trumpet. Each story is a real friendship from nature — warm enough for bedtime, true enough to learn from.
Working together
Two friends, one big rescue — and the day a little “noise” saves everyone.
The dark
Be brave in the dark — there’s always a little light, even when it’s you.
Asking for help
The bravest thing of all is letting your friends help you.
Holiday
Kindness
To warm one lonely bird, he must close his book and just feel.
Worry
Growing up
You didn’t break — you grew. Getting bigger means not going it alone.
Feeling lost
Belonging
You don’t need clever words — sometimes you just say hello.
Ask first
Looking guilty isn’t the same as being guilty — so before you decide, just ask.
Newest
Kindness & belonging
Something small is hiding by the wide water — and you can’t shout at scared. So the whole garden builds it a bridge, one pebble at a time.
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Something small is hiding by the wide water, too scared to come out — and for the first time in ten books, Webster’s book of facts has no page for it. Because you can’t shout at scared. So the whole garden builds a bridge for somebody new, one pebble at a time.
No one can thaw the whole winter. But anyone can warm one. That’s the heart of every Cosmic Fruit book: one small kindness that turns out to be everything. Positivity isn’t poured out all at once — it’s passed along, hand to hand and page to page, until a little adds up to a lot.
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The Halloween bookIt’s the garden’s very first Halloween — costumes on, candy in the pumpkin bowl. Then the candy starts vanishing piece by piece, and a little treasure is left behind in every empty spot. Detective Webster is on the case, and the answer is far sweeter than anyone guessed.
Looking guilty is not the same as being guilty.
Everyone in the garden is sure they know who took the candy — the one dressed like a robber, obviously. But nobody thought to ask him what he was really doing. It turns out he wasn’t taking anything at all. He was giving, the only way he knew how. A Halloween story about asking first, and about the quiet ones who give more than anyone notices.
The holiday bookWebster has read all about Christmas — but he’s never had one. To warm a lonely little cardinal on Christmas Eve, he’ll have to close his book and just feel. A cozy, gentle read-aloud, and a keepsake gift that’s opened again and again.
You cannot read your way into knowing how someone feels.
Webster has studied Christmas from every angle and understood none of it. Then a small cold cardinal turns up at his door, and the book goes down, and he finds out the whole thing was never something to learn — it was something to do for somebody. A story about the moment a kind thought becomes a kind act.
Meet The Cosy co. — nap-loving turtles, snack-thieving raccoons, and one impossibly brave snail, drawn straight from the world of Webster & Pippin. Every design prints on hoodies, tees, mugs, stickers & more — a warm fuzzy for you or your favorite small human. 🌿
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One thinks. One feels. Neither could do it without the other — which is rather the whole point.
A round, fuzzy tarantula in spectacles and a yellow bow tie. Quiet, tidy, and brilliant — he always has exactly the right book for the moment. One small habit: he covers his ears, so he never quite hears how wonderful his best friend really is.
“It was the books.”
A tiny, speckled dotted-humming frog with long lanky legs and an oversized brass trumpet he takes everywhere. Bouncy, brave, and all feeling — a secret virtuoso whose “noise” has a funny way of saving the day.
“It was my MUSIC!”
A worrier snail, a stuck-fast turtle, a brave little firefly, a band of helmet-wearing mice, a lost baby raccoon — the garden is full of friends, each one carrying a feeling a little reader might know.
It’s a true story — sort of. Tarantulas and dotted humming frogs really are best friends in the wild: the frog eats the pests that would harm the spider’s eggs, and the spider keeps the little frog safe. Real friendship, hidden in every adventure.
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Cosmic Fruit Books began as a bedtime story a dad made up for his daughter — and grew into a series of gentle, hand-illustrated picture books about friendship, courage, and the quiet magic of being exactly who you are.
Every book starts with one real feeling a child might be holding, then wraps it inside a giggle and a true friendship found in nature. So while little readers are laughing at a frog with a trumpet, they’re learning something true about the world, too.
Webster & Pippin was always meant to move. The picture books come first — building the world, the friends, and the feelings one story at a time. Then the garden comes to life as a gentle animated series. You’re early. Stick around.
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