Books with title Squirrel

A children story full of adventure, this story was read by kids and adults and was love and full of laughter for a family. It was a great bedtime story for my kids and the series of stories continue bringing more excitement to children. This book is about a Squirrel that feels alone and sees a friend in need he goes through many obstacles to help him and made lots of friends in the way.

Winter is coming and all the squirrels are hurriedly gathering acorns, all but one squirrel! This squirrel only wants the best acorn in the forest--the one hanging from the highest branch of the tallest tree! This squirrel will not compromise. This squirrel does not want quantity. Fear will not change his mind...boredom will not change his plan...squirrel pressure won't keep him from being patient! This humorous fall tale leaves you cheering for one very patient squirrel who teaches us the nobility of waiting for one's prized acorn!

Five-year-old Liam loves to hear his grandfather, Pap, tell the story about when he was five-year-old Ricky. In 1949, Rickys father was the newly appointed Administrative Assistant for President Harry Truman.One day, Ricky visited his father at the White House, and he met President Truman. While sitting on the presidents knee in the oval office, Ricky told the president that White House squirrels were too skinny. So, the president appointed Ricky Official White House Squirrel Feeder. Ricky felt important, and took his job seriously. And he became a good friend to the squirrels.Based on true events, Squirrel Feeder, a picture book, tells the story about the friendship between a young boy and the President of the United States.

In this humorous fantasy for all ages, Squirrel Girl, a passenger pigeon, and a calico cat attempt to organize the wildlife to try to save the colonial forests and their own lives. With the unknowing help of the calico cat’s human partner, a radical Spanish naturalist, Squirrel Girl and her friends take on the seemingly impossible. Determined to do some good and justify the fact that her mother died to save her life, she gets predators and prey to cooperate for one spectacular attempt to discourage settlers and send them back home. There is a clear villain, Finn, a man who enslaves the indentured servants he brings to America and forces them to clear the land for development, and most animals are more than willing to fight against him. But her cause is hopeless, because the stream of settlers is endless, and most of them are not like Finn but are just struggling like the wild critters to exist. So Squirrel Girl takes on one last challenge—coexistence with man.