Description: A picture book bursting with clever twists, satisfying laughs, and characters you'll love to remember. As winter approaches, Mr. McGreely begins getting ready for the cold. He packs away the hammock and garden hose he'd used all summer, puts up storm windows, and pulls out his snow shovel. After a long day of work, he settles into his armchair with a good book, ready to relax. But then he hears a sound that interrupts his peace: "Knock, knock, knock." Three rabbits have come to ask if they can spend the winter in his house. But Mr. McGreely shouts, "No way! I'll give you a carrot, but you are NOT staying in my house. Now scram!" And he slams the door shut. From the next day on, a hilarious battle begins between the adorable rabbits and the stubborn, selfish Mr. McGreely. Chanting "Sneak, sneak, hide!" the rabbits sneak into his house without him noticing, and every time Mr. McGreely finds a trace of them, he furiously seals up wherever they got in. Their chase back and forth is endlessly entertaining—there always seem to be more holes for the rabbits to sneak through! Eventually, Mr. McGreely walls up every entrance with bricks, determined to keep the rabbits out for good—and succeeds. Comfortable at last, Mr. McGreely one day catches the scent of spring in the air and eagerly wants to go outside. But he can't tear down the very walls he built, so he's stuck inside! Then, in the most delightfully cheeky twist, the rabbits slip a single flower through the door crack as a gift for him. This unexpected, satisfying ending is sure to bring a big laugh. Like Tom and Jerry, the book's two central characters—the sly, mischievous rabbits who refuse to get caught, and the foolish Mr. McGreely who is so focused on keeping the rabbits out that he doesn't think ahead—are impossible not to love, and simply fun to watch. The rabbits' cute antics as they dodge and hide, along with Mr. McGreely's huffing, puffing expressions as he chases them down, make this a picture book that's a joy to read again and again.