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Willy the worm wants to live on Old MadDonald's farm but he is not like the other animals. He can't make a sound. With the help of Mrs. Mac and the other animals he Willy learns that even though he is different than the other animals he does have a talent of his own.
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div>Stacey Ann Beitler’s i>Willy Goes to the Farm/i> is a children’s story of love, tolerance, and recognizing the unique talents of others. /div>
div>Children all over the world sing about Old Mac’s farm. /div>
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In this second book in the series, when Skunk joins Old MacDonald's farm no one wants to be her friend. When Willy convinces the other animals to get to know Skunk they realize that she is not much different than the rest of them.
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div>Second Book in i>Willy/i> Series Teaches Children that Despite Differences We Are Really All the Same/b>/div>
div>i>Author and educator Stacey Ann Beitler’s Willy Helps a Friend/b> is a wonderful children’s tale that teaches the importance of courage and fairness.br />
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