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A review by librariana
Scaredy Squirrel by Mélanie Watt
5.0
Sometimes I wonder if there are certain children's books that pose as "picture books"... but are really secretly intended for us "big kids" and are only trying to get a giggle out of us. Because that is exactly what happened when all of us in the staff here at our library got a hold of this gem!
Written perhaps for a more detail-oriented crowd, Scaredy Squirrel is the tale of a most cautious, attentive squirrel who comes complete with his own set of fears, an affinity for weighing pros and cons, an appreciation for schedules and routines, as well as a fondness for preparedness action plans and emergency kits.
Scaredy's story is one that can be appreciated by those of us who have been apprehensive (or perhaps even a little fearful!) about change and who despite our fears, have embraced the possibilities... and the potential room for change that these can bring.
Written perhaps for a more detail-oriented crowd, Scaredy Squirrel is the tale of a most cautious, attentive squirrel who comes complete with his own set of fears, an affinity for weighing pros and cons, an appreciation for schedules and routines, as well as a fondness for preparedness action plans and emergency kits.
Scaredy's story is one that can be appreciated by those of us who have been apprehensive (or perhaps even a little fearful!) about change and who despite our fears, have embraced the possibilities... and the potential room for change that these can bring.