Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Animals - Squirrels

Based on a true story, this is the story of three baby squirrels who find a new home when their tree is cut down. Animal lovers will enjoy this memoir.

The Merry Munks Chipmunks are playing Hide and Seek, but nobody can find Douglas Where could he be hiding? The Merry Munks: Douglas Forgets He's Hiding is an image-rich bedtime book designed to be enjoyed by children and parents alike. The main characters in the Merry Munks series are chipmunks who live and play in the Cool Green Woods. Each book concludes with the chipmunks tucked up in bed, ready for sleep after a busy day.

New Release in Children's Books Ages 6-8 Everyone will love this Children's Book and will want to share it with friends And, everyone will love meeting these two silly, mischievous squirrels Larry and Gary Squirrel of Altanta Colorado. So begins the amusing tale of two squirrels that happen upon a wedding. Their innocent, fun-filled shenanigans will cause giggles galore. Their journey from one wedding to another and then to a birthday party is full of happy accidents, funny encounters, and warm delights. This book for children will become one of their favorite children's books. In this very...

Everyone wakes up grumpy once in a while, even the Merry Munks Chipmunks. Stacey wakes up grumpy, and decides to go for a walk to cheer herself up. She never thought she'd find Something Important, and help her neighbors at the same time
The Merry Munks: Stacey Meets the Tree Ducks is an image-rich bedtime book designed to be enjoyed by children and parents alike. The main characters in the Merry Munks series are chipmunks who live and play in the Cool Green Woods. Each book concludes with the chipmunks tucked up in bed, ready for sleep after a busy day.

Mr. Squeaks and Pugsy is a story about a quiet squirrel "Mr. Squeaks," who has kept to himself, and enjoys his seclusion. His world is turned upside down when he is befriended by a little alien he has named "Pugsy." The two have a hard time getting used to each other, until they one day figure a way to overcome each others differences.

Winter's coming and Gus knows it But there's so much left to do This cute little picture books follows a funny little squirrel named Gus as he thinks of everything else to do before gathering food for winter Find out if he finally gets his act together before the first big snow, or if his friends have to come to the rescue

Clive the Super Squirrel, takes on the forest bully. Will Clive muster the courage to overcome the bully? Will the forest ever be the same?

Amongst the many satisfactions of writing is that of receiving letters of appreciation from unknown friends. From all parts of the United Kingdom, from Canada and from South Africa, animal lovers have written to me expressing their pleasure in reading "How I Tamed the Wild Squirrels," published in the autumn of 1914 by Messrs. Nelson and Sons, Ltd. The note most frequently struck is that of gratitude for something to think about that had lessened for a while the sadness and depression caused by this terrible war. That many of these correspondents have asked for more tidings of Fritz and his...

OH NO Gus was watching television when he remembered his dinner cooking in the oven He pulled the tray out of the oven without using his oven mitts OUCH He filled the oven mitts with butter and slid them on to cool off his puffy little fingers It seemed like a good idea, anyway. But the damage was done He'd burned his dinner to a crisp But his tummy still growled with hunger He remembered the secret stash of food he'd hidden atop a nearby telephone pole. But with oven mitt hands, he can't climb up to get to it He's going to need some creative problem-solving and a little help from an...

All is calm in old man Fookwire's yard until new neighbors--Little Old Lady Hu and her cat, Muffins--move in next door. Muffins is one mean dude He terrorizes the birds, interrupts Fookwire's painting, and ties the squirrels' tails together. Fookwire is upset, but not nearly as upset as the squirrels, who devise an ingenious plan to stop Muffins cold. The tongue-in-cheek text is perfectly complemented by the quirky, inventive illustrations.

An interesting story about two fascinating friends, one name Greenlee, and the other name Amber. Join in the excitement by reading about them.

Squirrel trapped in the sewer is a tale of a squirrel family that does everyday things that regular humans do. Sebast the father and husband of the family works for the city, while the female Deloria, stays at home and takes the three kids to school and tidie up the home for when everybody gets home. When Deloria got home on the door, was a note and she read it and got worried about Sebast because he was working on the city's sewers. When Sebast was working on the sewers, he accidently fell in. So join the squirrel family in a fun filled adventure as Sebast discovers the new world of the...

Winter is coming and all of 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 on 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 our special prized acorn

Amongst the many satisfactions of writing is that of receiving letters of appreciation from unknown friends. From all parts of the United Kingdom, from Canada and from South Africa, animal lovers have written to me expressing their pleasure in reading "How I Tamed the Wild Squirrels," published in the autumn of 1914 by Messrs. Nelson and Sons, Ltd. The note most frequently struck is that of gratitude for something to think about that had lessened for a while the sadness and depression caused by this terrible war. That many of these correspondents have asked for more tidings of Fritz and his...

Trying new things to eat can be SCARY Tony is worried about trying something he has never eaten before for breakfast. With the help of his friend Jonathan Bunny, Tony soon finds that Unfamiliar Food is nothing to be afraid of

The Merry Munks: Tony and the Unfamiliar Food is an image-rich bedtime book designed to be enjoyed by children and parents alike. The main characters in the Merry Munks series are chipmunks who live and play in the Cool Green Woods. Each book concludes with the chipmunks tucked up in bed, ready for sleep after a busy day.

Oliver is an elegant tuxedo cat, who is full of himself. As a matter of fact, he says: "I love myself ," quite often. Naughty, isn't he? But his best friend Jumpy, a kangaroo lady, is aware that he has a soft heart and will always want to help others. The great thing is Jumpy's pouch, which Oliver loves to ride in He calls her his kangaroo taxi These little bedtime stories with their lovely illustrations are great for small kids. A parent can read the text and tell the child in his own words. These animal stories have sufficient text to keep early readers happy and provide some educational...