Book description
Jerry the Squirrel loves inventing… and he’s pretty good at it. What he’s not good at, however, is making sure his inventions only do what he wants them to do.
Join Jerry the Squirrel in this fun set of short stories as his Nut Harvester turns into a Nut Cannon,…
Why read it?
1 author picked Jerry the Squirrel as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is a lighthearted, imaginative book that evokes lots of laughter in our house.
Jerry is constantly inventing things, and when his inventions inevitably go awry, he has to patch things up quickly before all the squirrels in Erryville go nuts.
This book is simply for enjoyment and to nurture a love of reading. When read together as a family, laughing at Jerry’s silliness will create fun memories.
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