Books with title The Secret Life of Squirrels

The Secret Life of Bears.No child will ever meet bears like this ANYWHERE!This is a happy story about bear problems, bear-like interaction, and learning to make good decisions. Caroline's husband, Jack, dubbed "Bear", was devoted to coffee and donuts as arethe bears in our story. And throughout his life, his mantra was "NOTHING BUT THE BEST". The True Story of Humpty Dumpty.What happened to Humpty after his bad fall? THAT is the question! HERE is the answer! A Canine Conversation portrays the plotting of two dogs who plan an unusual non-doggie way to help their friend in hospital. The Christmas Rabbit.One of Caroline's co-workers had a longing for a special gift as a child –a gift that never arrived. Read on! The Cat that Came Home for Christmas.A loved, lost cat belonging to a neighbour inspired the author to write this story. The heart of a homeless mouse is expressed with longing and warmth in The Mouse Without A House. Caroline's friend is ready to drive her home after an evening out when he realizes he has forgotten something left inside his house. At that moment, the author glances at the front door, left open by mistake, and in her mind's eye, sees The Mouse waiting to plead his case.

Lily has grown up believing she accidentally killed her mother when she was four. She not only has her own memory of holding the gun, but her father's account of the event. Now fourteen, she yearns for her mother, and for forgiveness. Living on a peach farm in South Carolina with her father, she has only one friend: Rosaleen, a black servant whose sharp exterior hides a tender heart. South Carolina in the sixties is a place where segregation is still considered a cause worth fighting for. When racial tension explodes one summer afternoon, and Rosaleen is arrested and beaten, Lily is compelled to act. Fugitives from justice and from Lily's harsh and unyielding father, they follow a trail left by the woman who died ten years before. Finding sanctuary in the home of three beekeeping sisters, Lily starts a journey as much about her understanding of the world, as about the mystery surrounding her mother.

Fourteen-year-old Lily Owens lost her beloved mother when she was only four—under tragic circumstances clouded by time and secrecy. She later found a fiercely protective "stand-in," her abusive father's outspoken housekeeper, Rosaleen. Ignoring differences in age and color—and the fact that racial hatred seethed during the summer of 1964 in rural South Carolina—these two unlikely companions set off on a seemingly aimless pilgrimage that ends at the home of a trio of eccentric bee-keeping black sisters.Lily tells her remarkable tale of longing and love in an idiom and accent heard far south of the Mason-Dixon Line, but the lessons learned during her odyssey into the world of bees and their "secret life" are universal and everlasting.In her debut novel, Sue Monk Kidd proves herself adept both at storytelling and at creating characters who are simultaneously outlandish and credible—in other words, worthy to join the ranks of such first-rate Southern stylists as Kaye Gibbons, Anne Rivers Siddons, and Ellen Gilchrist.

Fourteen-year-old Lily Owens lost her beloved mother when she was only four—under tragic circumstances clouded by time and secrecy. She later found a fiercely protective "stand-in," her abusive father's outspoken housekeeper, Rosaleen. Ignoring differences in age and color—and the fact that racial hatred seethed during the summer of 1964 in rural South Carolina—these two unlikely companions set off on a seemingly aimless pilgrimage that ends at the home of a trio of eccentric bee-keeping black sisters.Lily tells her remarkable tale of longing and love in an idiom and accent heard far south of the Mason-Dixon Line, but the lessons learned during her odyssey into the world of bees and their "secret life" are universal and everlasting.In her debut novel, Sue Monk Kidd proves herself adept both at storytelling and at creating characters who are simultaneously outlandish and credible—in other words, worthy to join the ranks of such first-rate Southern stylists as Kaye Gibbons, Anne Rivers Siddons, and Ellen Gilchrist.

Have you ever wondered what a pet bird does when it wants to have fun? Have you ever imagined what it would be like to fly? Well now is your time to find out! This wonderful children's book with over 30 marvelous pictures will take you inside the mind of an amazing, intelligent bird. Come join Mango on an amazing glimpse into the inner life of a sun conure! Mango is no ordinary pet, and his story is an extraordinary one filled with laughter, adventure, learning, and love. Based on the true story of a family pet, this book will make you laugh, and it will bring you to tears. Written for children, it is meant to be enjoyed by the entire family. Beautifully illustrated and playfully written, this story is sure to touch your heart! "I really love this book! Mango is Awesome!" Juliana, aged 8. "Me too!" Isabella, aged 5. "A great bedtime book!" A. Acevedo Come join Mango on the adventure of a lifetime! Click now to begin your journey!! Buy now & take flight into the magical world of Mango!!!

"The Secret Life of Tumkit," is an Amazon Best Selling Children's Book and a recipient of the distinguished B.R.A.G Medallion Honoree award. Left behind in a cold and dark burrow, a baby rabbit named Tumkit was destined to die of starvation until Vella, a shrewd and fearless mockingbird, discovered Tumkit and brought him a magic berry. The berry came from a solitary bush that grows in a cave near the top of Laurel Mountain. Vella warns Tumkit the bush is struggling to survive and unless they act quickly the supernatural powers of it's berries will be lost forever. Tumkit, Vella and Sully, a one-year-old buck and loyal friend to Vella, travel up the steep mountain in a desperate attempt to save the bush. Their quest takes a dangerous turn when they encounter Borwong, and angry and heartless grizzly bear, who refuses to allow anyone on his mountain.