And so begins a beautiful and remarkable story about a child's journey to independence. With help from his grandfather, Harris learns how to use his enormous feet to hop high into the sky. He climbs to the tops of mountains and runs really fast until suddenly he is on his own. Gorgeous and highly imaginative watercolors illustrate how Harris not only learns about the world around him, but also discovers the importance of finding his own feet. From the author and illustrator of Augustus and His Smile, winner of one of Child Magazine's Best Children's Book Awards.
哈里总是疑惑着长在自己身上的一双超级大脚丫。 他不知道原来他这双脚ㄚ蕴藏着探索全世界的力量呢！ 充满智慧的爷爷决定带着阿力踏上一段自我认识的旅程。

爷爷带着哈里在草原上轻轻一跳，一双大脚ㄚ就这么带着哈里蹦入了好高好高的空中！ 大脚ㄚ还可以带着哈里攀上世界最陡最陡的高峰！ 就算遇到了恐怖的大野狼也一点都不用害怕！ 因为大脚ㄚ可以帮哈里跑得很快、很快，谁也追不上！

只是当哈里越跑越快，快得连爷爷都再也追不上的时候，剩下哈里必须独自面对偌大的世界，阿力一点一滴回想起爷爷教他的事…他已经认识了自己拥有的力量了，现在哈里一点也不会再疑惑了！ 因为大脚ㄚ可以带他冒险到遥远的世界边境！

Little hare Harris wonders why he has such huge feet. With Granddad’s guidance, though, he starts to learn what he, and his feet, can do: bounce high, dig cool spots on hot days, and run “fast as fast” from potential danger. Soon, Harris is ready to explore new places on his own, confident that “his big, strong feet can take him to the end of the world and back home again.” In descriptive prose that incorporates dialogue and word repetition, Rayner portrays a child’s familiar challenges and rewards as he faces beginning independence. The noteworthy color-washed, textured illustrations emphasize Harris’ supportive, affectionate family relationships and range in mood from the whimsical (Harris using his feet as sun shades) to the dramatic (Harris facing the looming shadow of a wolf). Charmingly illustrated, this affirming story, with its expressive rabbit characters, will encourage kids to explore their own talents and the wider world with confidence. Preschool-Grade 2. --Shelle Rosenfeld