Pumpkinbridge Meadow
Bram
“A knee-high goat with cream-and-brown patches, sharp little horns, and bright alert eyes, about the size of a large backpack.”
Bram is a sturdy young goat who stands as tall as a child’s knee and clatters through Pumpkinbridge Meadow with brisk, bouncy confidence. He is happiest when things feel fair and proper, though he often turns a small disagreement into a grand declaration.
3 stories feature Bram
Where you've met them
The Afternoon Moonflowers
The moonflower vines along the fence have opened in the middle of the afternoon instead of at night, and they are all pointing toward the same quiet corner of the meadow. Something hidden there seems to be calling to them.
Eggs in the Hayloft
A line of shiny eggs appears in the hayloft, each one painted with a different farm color, but none of them belongs to the hens. Everyone wants to know where they came from before they hatch or roll away.
Blue Milk Morning
The morning milk has turned bright blue, and the cows are acting very pleased with themselves. The strange color is harmless-looking, but it means something unexpected has gotten into the feed or the water.