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 Scaredy Squirrel gets festive (Scaredy's nutty adventures)
 Author: Watt, Melanie

 Publisher:  Random House (2023)

 Classification: Easy
 Physical Description: 81 p., col. ill., 22 cm

 BTSB No: 923775 ISBN: 9780593307618
 Ages: 6-8 Grades: 1-3

 Subjects:
 Squirrels -- Fiction
 Christmas -- Fiction
 Animals -- Fiction
 Friendship -- Fiction

Price: $19.08

Summary:
Tis the season and Scaredy has a long list of things to do to get in the festive spirit, but when things don't quite go as planned, his friends are there to remind him of the best present of all-spending time with loved ones!


Reviews:
   Kirkus Reviews (09/15/23)
   School Library Journal (09/01/23)

Full Text Reviews:

School Library Journal - 09/01/2023 Gr 1–3—Scaredy's knack for planning and generosity make him a great holiday leader for his group of friends. Across six linked chapters, Scaredy and his animal friends Ivy, Tim, and Rash engage in various Christmas-themed activities, each with a twist. From building a gingerbread house (and sealing it so it can't be ruined) to wrapping gifts (while wearing a shower cap, goggles, and gloves), Scaredy is in control. The occasional surprise frog or germ still sends him reeling, though. All three animal friends are respectful of Scaredy's methods, even if Tim and Rash are a little reckless with their play. The friendly foursome is drawn as cheerful and inviting as their personalities, with a touch of panic reserved for a turbo-speed chocolate fountain. The charts and diagrams are the cherry (star?) on top, including an opening quiz to determine if readers are too scared of Christmas imagery to continue, a selection of red and green objects that are associated with danger, and of course, Scaredy's multiple checklists. Scaredy's knack for composing and demonstrating directions, along with matching others' qualities to ideal gifts, makes him a great role model for any season. VERDICT There's nothing to fear about safely building some Christmas cheer with this title.—Thomas Maluck - Copyright 2023 Publishers Weekly, Library Journal and/or School Library Journal used with permission.

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