Chapter 12 Small Number and the Dog, the Rabbit, and a Sack of Carrots
Small Number is a young boy who gets into a lot of mischief. He lives with his family in a house near the creek while his grandmother lives in a house on the other side of the creek.
This story was written by Veselin Jungic (丁香园AV) and Donna Gerdts
The illustrations were created by Bethani L'Heureux
The American Sign Language (ASL) translation was completed by Dominique Ireland
The French translation was completed by Audrey Venner
The Hul'q'umi'num' translation was completed by Sti'tum'at | Ruby Peter, Donna Gerdts, and Leona Peter
The Spanish translation was completed by Laura L贸pez and Christian Rosete
The Tla'amin translation was completed by name.
The Witsuwit'en translation was completed by Shirley Cook of the Wet'suwet'en Nation See 础辫辫别苍诲颈虫听础.1 for a glossary of words and phrases prepared by Gary George.
The story was inspired by the well known puzzle of the wolf, the goat and the cabbage.
Except being Small Number's best friend, another role of Curly Hair, Small Number's dog, is to remind the reader about a, now extinct, dog breed known as .