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The forest wolf spent his nights howling at 

the moon. He was making fun of her, of 

how old she was, how slowly she moved, 

and how little light she had. 

In the same forest, when the howling had 

stopped, the little hedgehog would come 

out to console the moon.

One day, both the wolf and the hedgehog 

were far from home and were caught 

unawares by a great storm. When the 

storm subsided, both animals were lost. As 

the moon came out, the wolf began his 

usual howling, while the hedgehog was 

feeling sad and frightened at being lost.

Before long the hedgehog heard a voice 

calling him, but he couldn't see anyone 

around. It was the moon, who was so 

grateful for the hedgehog's constant help 

and advice, that she wanted to help him 

find his way home. So the moon gathered 

up all her light into one single ray, to help 

show the hedgehog how to get back safely.

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