As a guinea pig owner myself, the guinea-pig’s-eye-view behaviour is very well described – anthropomorphised enough to be relatable while still feeling very true to Harry’s piggy nature. The gentle storylines and very mild peril are as relaxing and comforting as a warm bath. Many children will find the fact that we are never in any doubt about a happy ending appealing and restful, perfect for bedtime reading. This book contains two stories about Harry, ‘Where are you, Harry Stevenson?’ and ‘Come down, Harry Stevenson’ and both are divided into short chapters with regular bright fluoro illustrations. This makes it ideal for children who are just making the leap from early readers to full chapter books.