Oz is a curious ostrich who wanders the savannah 'with questions in tow'. One day he asks his old friend Griz, a well-traveled grizzly, what an ostrich should wear to the beach. Griz tells Oz how similar the savannah and beach are - along with all of the things he dislikes! Sand in the fur, pinched toes, gusts that scatter your things

As Oz imagines the beach and then pictures the troubles Griz describes, doubt settles in like evening sand; he wonders how his friend could ever love the savannah. Griz, surprised to see his friend's sadness, offers a quiet truth: places change with the company you keep, and the best parts of any place are the moments spent with friends

This tender picture book traces how curiosity, the comfort of a wise friend, and a single question can reshape what a journey — or a simple visit — means. What does an ostrich wear to the beach? The answer unfolds in a gentle lesson about companionship, place, and the courage to try something new.