Book description
Join Stikki and his mate Rella on their second exciting adventure - full of mystery, danger, and the wonders of magic found in the most unexpected places.
Winter has arrived in Hazy Hills Wood, covering everything in a blanket of snow.
Food is hard to find, and the…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Stikki the Squirrel as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
You may have noticed a theme of animals in my prior recommendations. This theme continues with Stikki the Squirrel.
Jane H. Wood creates lovable yet believable characters. In the Tree Spirits sequel to Stikki the Squirrel, our cheeky grey hero must protect his partner Rella and their children. His heroism and bravery will keep you turning the pages.
The beautiful woodland descriptions will keep you reading aloud. Wood’s beautiful writing flows like the river that carries Stikki far from his home. You won’t want to stop until the satisfying ending.
This book is designed for young readers…
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