"Hump: How the Camel Got Its Bump," illustrated in felt craft art by Isil Gul and authored by Andrew Manderson, is a delightful adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's story from "Just So Stories." This rhyming tale unfolds in a vibrant, youthful world where animals actively contribute to their community's welfare. However, the Camel stands apart, preferring to munch on thorns and relax under tree shade, avoiding work and responding with a dismissive "Humph!" to every request for assistance.

Manderson's adaptation of Kipling's tale, through its rhythmic narrative and Gul's captivating felt craft illustrations, brings to life a moral lesson about the value of teamwork and the pitfalls of idleness, making it an engaging and educational read for children.