If you know me, you know about my love of the critters that come visit me almost every day. Of course, I am closest to my sweet friend, “Little squirrel” that visits me every night at 5:00pm for his peanuts. The minute he hears me shake the peanut bag he knows it is “din din” time and all but trips over his own little paws to get to the tree where I place the peanuts on a concrete block that sits at the bottom of his tree! He loves watching me as much as I enjoy watching him! I also have 2 feral cats; a little gray kitten and a big ole’ long haired black cat with a white chest that looks very handsome and formal in his “tuxedo” when he comes to eat each day. He always looks like he is bored with life when he looks at me with his large deep set orange eyes. Little gray kitten just loves picking on him too! These two are so funny! They always keep me amused. Oh! I have the cutest bunny ever that hops through my side yard every day (especially when we plant our garden!). My bunny is so adorable! He looks just like a precious brown and white Easter Bunny! And I can’t forget my redheaded woodpecker. He is HUGE! He is either up in a tree pecking on the bark, or working on the tree stump in our side yard; helping us take it to the ground. He is a handy fellow to have around! With this being said, the sweet little characters in my book are written after real ones that visit me each day in my yard. They make my front porch my happy place! I hope you enjoy reading “OH My Little Squirrel” and following my Little squirrel’s adventures as much as I enjoyed writing about them!

Kitten meets Squirrel and challenges him to a race! What happens when friends compete with one another? Your child will learn that kindness is the secret ingredient to any friendship. No matter who wins the race. The Kitten and Friends series will help you teach your child friendship skills, manners and etiquette in a fun and engaging way. ..".delightfully engaging while teaching kids lessons about true friendship." --Amazon Reviewer The Kitten and Friends series will help you teach your child friendship skills, manners and etiquette in a fun and engaging way. Kitten shows, through words and action, how to make a new friend by asking questions, sharing his own likes and dislikes, and trying new things. Kitten always treats his new friends with kindness and respect. Each book ends with a "Moral of the Story" that reinforces the message of getting along with others who may look and live differently. Your child will learn something about each creature featured in a Kitten and Friends story. Like the fact that snakes can swim (Kitten & Snake) and Koi like to eat algae (Kitten & Koi). Each Kitten and Friends story has a companion version in Spanish (Gatito y amigos) for a rich bilingual reading experience. Perfect for a child in a Spanish immersion program or living in a home where both English and Spanish are spoken. The companion Spanish version of Kitten & Squirrel is Gatito y Ardillo. There are seven books in the series: English (Kitten & Friends series): Kitten & Butterfly Kitten & Koi Kitten & Snake Kitten & Squirrel Kitten & Monkey Kitten & Boy Kitten & Kin Spanish (Serie Gatito y amigos): Gatito y Mariposa Gatito y Koi Gatito y Serpiente Gatito y Ardilla Gatito y Mona Gatito y gatitos Gatito y NiNito

Enter an enchanted world of fairy animal friends! In Kylie the Kitten . . . Kylie the Kitten is heading off to camp. She’s excited to make new friends, but afraid to swim in Moonshine Pond. Can Kylie overcome her fear? In Daisy the Deer . . . Daisy the Deer meets a little hedgehog who is too scared to go to sleep. Can Daisy persuade him that there’s nothing to be afraid of in Misty Wood? In Sophie the Squirrel . . . Sophie the Squirrel is going to perform a special dance at the Misty Wood fair. But when she practices, things keep going wrong. Maybe some Misty Wood magic is what she needs.

I was born, Cynthia Lynn Bennett, in Central Louisiana. Where, I later married, my best friend. Our children are doing well. We made Louisiana our home. Where our, three children and two grand kids live. The grand kids are growing like weeds. Working in my flower bed is relaxing. A little dirt never hurt anybody. There is not anytime for sewing lately. The feeling, of knowing, you made it yourself is great. It’s good for the soul. When, we have figs, I make Strawberry fig preserves. They are tasty good, with hot homemade biscuits. My stories are about many things. My love cats and kittens. I realized there were many stray cats around. Sometimes they just wander, from house to house. They hunted mice, in the hay barn. Cats wander like free spirits. We gave them nick names. Sassy kitten she was gray. They played, on the porch. I named a few like gray boy, snowball and Mama Cat. I would rock, on the porch trying to play with them. Every cat had a bowl. There was one brave kitten. I named her, Cindy kitten. There fore “Cindy kittens’ Adventures” were born. Hope my stories about Cindy kitten and her friends, make you smile. Cindy kitten has more adventures for you. Enjoy reading my stories, until our next adventure.

“Bannertail: The Story of a Graysquirrel” is a 1922 children's novel written and illustrated by Ernest Thompson Seton. This charming volume tells the story of Bannertail, A baby squirrel who is adopted by a farm cat following the death of his mother. However, one day the barn that he has called his home for most of his life burns down forcing him to escape into the woods where he must learn to survive on his own. This charming tale of love, loss, and growing up and adventure would make for perfect bedtime reading for animal-loving children, and it is not to be missed by collectors of Seton’s seminal fiction. Ernest Thompson Seton (1860 – 1946) was an English-born Canadian author and wildlife artist who founded the Woodcraft Indians in 1902. He was also among the founding members of the Boy Scouts of America, established in 1910. He wrote profusely on this subject, the most notable of his scouting literature including “The Birch Bark Roll” and the “Boy Scout Handbook”. Many vintage books such as this are becoming increasingly scarce and expensive. We are republishing this book now in an affordable, modern, high-quality edition complete with a specially-commissioned new biography of the author.

A wide-ranging meditation on belonging and citizenship through the story of two squirrel species in Britain. Squirrel Nation is a history of Britain’s two species of squirrel over the past two hundred years: the much-loved, though rare, red squirrel and the less-desirable, though more populous, grey squirrel. A common resident of British gardens and parks, the grey squirrel was introduced from North America in the late nineteenth century and remains something of a foreign interloper. By examining this species’ rapid spread across Britain, Peter Coates explores timely issues of belonging, nationalism, and citizenship in Britain today. Ultimately, though people are swift to draw distinctions between British squirrels and squirrels in Britain, Squirrel Nation shows that Britain’s two squirrel species have much more in common than at first appears.

Collects The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl (2015B) #1-11, Howard the Duck (2015B) #6. You go, Squirrel Girl! With her unique combination of wit, empathy and squirrel powers, computer science student Doreen Green is all that stands between Earth and total destruction! Well, Doreen plus her friends Tippy-Toe (a squirrel) and Nancy (a regular human). So mainly Squirrel Girl. Then what hope does Earth have if Doreen gets hurled back in time and erased from history? Some hope, hopefully, as Howard the Duck is waiting impatiently for a crossover! And if one animal encounter isn’t enough, prepare for Swarm, a buzzkill made of bees, and Mole Man, the subterranean super villain looking for love! But you’re not here for flowers and kissing, you’re all about computer science and super-heroics. Get both - and more - in a showdown with Count Nefaria!