Pierre Rabbit lives on a farm with a flourishing garden that he firmly believes belongs to him. He is upset that humans eat from his garden and tries to ward the people off with the help of his friend Mrs. Robin. Do these humans really have to be on his property? After Pierre becomes acquainted with the farmer's daughter, they become good friends. She teaches him about other forms of produce like various types of fruits, and about sharing. But most importantly, she introduces him to affection. There are lessons to be learned in Pierre Rabbit's Garden and the Pesky Humans. Minnesotan Jeanae Neval grew up in Duluth and now lives in the small farming town of Kelliher, Minnesota. "I like to read to children and watch their faces light up. Moving to a farming community motivated me to polish the script." This is her second book; the first is Four Sisters.