Category: Children Type: Fiction
Pages: 112
Copyright: 2009
The hawk came out of nowhere and grabbed Sidney's mom, then flew out of sight. Almost in shock, Sidney must adapt quickly or...
Though life has dealt him a cruel blow, he picks himself up (with help from new friends) and finds family, and the love of his life.
Excerpt
“I had a good day Horice.”
“Me too.” he said softly and closed his eyes.
As I twisted and arranged the leaves around me, I looked up. Up beyond my friend… Up through the leaves and limbs… Up into the deep purple twilight.
There, in the velvet sky, was a particularly bright star.
And that star seemed
to smile down
at me.
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Reviews for "The Adventures of Sidney Squirrel"
Reviewed by Christine Robicheaux
12/26/2009
This is an absolutely fabulous story. Keep up the GREAT writting. Can't wait to read more.
This second book in Edie's 'Puddle' series is filled with wonderful catchy rhyming poems that have positive nostalgic messages. Her whimsical illustrations carry the poems along on ripples of warm vibrant colours.
Winner of two 2020 Royal Dragonfly Book Awards in the Ebooks Category:
Best Illustrations: 2nd Place
Picture Books Ages 6 and Older: Honorable Mention
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