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Books with title The Squirrel

  • The Squirrel

    James V Bradley

    Library Binding (Chelsea House Publications, Aug. 1, 2006)
    Because squirrels can be seen almost every where, people may not give them much thought, but they are a fascinating part of North American wildlife. Squirrels have learned to live in close contact with humans, and some even depend on humans for the food they need to survive. The Squirrel shows how they have learned to adapt to and thrive in a changing environment.
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  • The Forgetful Squirrel

    Davis Neeper, Donna Neeper

    language (Neeper Press, May 4, 2015)
    Forest animals discover the benefits of having a forgetful squirrel among their community through the surprise outcome in their circumstances.
  • Sneezy the Squirrel

    H.L. Ott, R.K. Blessing

    language (Proving Press, Nov. 25, 2019)
    Sneezy the squirrel’s mighty sneezes shake the entire forest. His allergies make him different from the other woodland creatures, and he has a hard time fitting in.But when another sneeze echoes through the treetops, Sneezy sets off to discover if there’s a friend in the forest who is different too. Along the way he’ll learn a special lesson. It’s our differences that make us who we are!
  • The Squirrel

    Angela; illustrated by Maurice Pledger Sheehan

    Hardcover (GALLEY, March 15, 1982)
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  • The Sad Squirrel

    Jenna Laffin, Mark Oblinger, Brian Hartley

    Paperback (Cantata Learning, Aug. 1, 2016)
    Squirrel is sad that summer in ending and all the flowers are going away. But with Crow's help, he learns to enjoy the changing seasons and to understand his feelings of sadness. Learn about emotions as you read and sing-along. This hardcover book comes with CD and online music access.
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  • Theo: The White Squirrel

    Robert W. Fuller, Claire Sheridan

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, June 19, 2016)
    Theo feels he doesn't belong. He is a white squirrel, but all of his friends are gray. So when his older brother comes up with a daring plan to pilfer some gourmet nuts, Theo jumps at the chance to be the hero. Things don’t go as planned, however, and Theo finds himself trapped in a van, miles away from his family. How will he ever get home?Robert Fuller, author of SOMEBODIES AND NOBODIES, has written this funny and insightful story of friendship, loyalty, recovering from failure, and discovering that it’s okay to be just who you are. It’s a charming tale that will appeal to all ages.
  • Thomas the Squirrel

    Mary Da Prato, Genevieve DeVaney Da Prato

    language (, Sept. 3, 2014)
    Thomas the Squirrel is a reality based story about a little girl in the city who builds a squirrel feeder, the consequences of feeding wildlife, and the lessons she learns. Black, white, and color illustrations executed in a variety of printmaking techniques include etchings, linoleum cuts, and monoprints which lead the viewer through Thomas' mischievous behavior and unintended relocation as a result of a well-meaning gesture.Written by an AMI Primary Diploma holder and illustrated by a Museum Art School BFA graduate, Thomas the Squirrel is a Montessori friendly yet universally appealing story that is sure to delight children, parents, and educators alike.
  • Tad the Squirrel

    Matthew Chatterton

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, April 2, 2016)
    After battling infertility for years and discovering cancer was the cause, the dream of having children would only be possible with a third party donor for the Chattertons. This is the case for many families and that's the origin of this children's book. Tad the Squirrel helps to simply explain that there are many ways families come to be, and parent/child connections are more than just skin deep. It's a story of realizing differences but also seeing that "family" is more than just DNA.
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  • Bella the Squirrel

    John Harrison, Brantley Harrison

    Paperback (Delta Soup Consulting, LLC, July 26, 2018)
    Bella the Squirrel is a nine year old hand-raised squirrel. She was rescued by a local wildlife rescue group in Greenville, South Carolina and placed with Brantley Harrison. Her impact on the family has been amazing, and we hope you enjoy her story. Bella and Brantley's story has been viewed over 60 million times on The Dodo Facebook page, and she has over 40,000 followers on Instagram (@cidandbella) and Facebook (@bellathesquirrel.)Our book is dedicated to all of the animal rescue organizations and individuals that volunteer their time to care for our wildlife. The goal of our "Be Willie Kind" organization is to teach children to have compassion for all living things, and make our world a better place.
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  • The Squirrel King

    Matthew Thibeault, Mary Barrows

    eBook (Lum Publishing, May 30, 2016)
    Did you ever wonder what dogs talk about to each other when we're not around? Well, for the most part they talk about things that their humans talk about. They discuss the weather and the state of the family and what they want for dinner, but most of all, they tell each other stories. All dogs love a good story and most of them are great story tellers as well. The Squirrel King is the first in a series of books that are the fairytales that older dogs tell to younger ones. These stories are passed down from one generation of dog to the next. They are told by mothers to their children and from one friend to another. In this first story, Abby has come to live with Molly and her human family. Abby is very young and Molly is much older, but not yet elderly. To get Abby to fall asleep one night, Molly begins to tell her the story of how the very first dogs met the very first squirrels. This is the story of The Squirrel King: Prince Ethan and Princess Sophia were just out playing one morning when they ran into a strange small creature sitting up in a tree. Prince Stephen was just out searching for a gift for his father when he looked down from his perch high in an ancient oak and saw the two giant animals below him. A sneeze and a falling acorn then sets off a chain of events that bring the Kingdom of Dogs and the Kingdom of Squirrels to the brink of war. The Squirrel King reminds us that no matter our differences, we are all very much the same, and that first impressions are not always correct ones. Come along on a learning adventure as two proud kingdoms try to put fear and misunderstanding aside and learn the truth about each other and themselves before time runs out.
  • Bella the Squirrel

    John Harrison, Brantley Harrison

    language (Delta Soup Consulting, LLC, July 30, 2018)
    Bella the Squirrel is a nine year old hand-raised squirrel. She was rescued by a local wildlife rescue group in Greenville, South Carolina and placed with Brantley Harrison. Her impact on the family has been amazing, and we hope you enjoy her story. Bella and Brantley's story has been viewed over 60 million times on The Dodo Facebook page, and she has over 40,000 followers on Instagram (@cidandbella) and Facebook (@bellathesquirrel.)Our book is dedicated to all of the animal rescue organizations and individuals that volunteer their time to care for our wildlife. The goal of our "Be Willie Kind" organization is to teach children to have compassion for all living things, and make our world a better place.
  • The Squirrel

    Margaret Lane, Ken Lilly

    Paperback (Dial Books, Oct. 17, 2002)
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