A world of wonder, one walk at a time

Big adventures.
A little explorer.

A pocket full of treasures. A head full of questions. And a knack for finding adventure in the most unexpected places.

Come exploring with Pooverest.

A little peek at Exploding Berries
The first Pooverest adventure
Pooverest looks up at sparkling berries beside a mossy fence, with a mysterious pink cottage behind him.
A walk. A mysterious berry. What could possibly go wrong?
Pooverest sits on a woodland path, admiring a leaf with sticks, rocks and leaves spread beside him.
Small treasures. Very important pocket space.

Meet your new exploring friend

Hello,
I’m Pooverest!

Curious? Always.
A little mischievous? Perhaps.

Pooverest loves going on walks and collecting sticks, rocks and interesting leaves. To him, even an ordinary path can lead somewhere extraordinary.

His adventures are full of funny surprises, little discoveries and the wonder of looking closely at the world.

Behind the stories

Created by Melissa Perrin, Pooverest began as a story for her young son. That spark of childhood curiosity is at the heart of every adventure.

The Pooverest Adventures collection

Every walk has
a story.

One curious explorer.
A growing world of adventures.

Adventure 01

Exploding
Berries

A peculiar pink house. A tree full of sparkling berries. Pooverest’s ordinary walk is about to become a very unexpected adventure.

A little story peek

Pooverest loves collecting sticks, rocks and interesting leaves. But this time, something much more mysterious has caught his eye…

Adventure 02

The
Tardigrades

Sometimes the most surprising discoveries are the tiniest. Join Pooverest as he peers closer and discovers a world of small wonders.

A little story peek

A tumble into the moss. A voice from somewhere below. There’s more to this patch of green than Pooverest ever imagined.

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For your own little explorer

What will you
notice today?

You don’t need to go far to find something interesting. Take a grown-up on a little noticing walk.

A tiny treasure hunt

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