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. Volume XX Number 6. . . .October 11, 2013
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Squirrel can only see the differences between himself and Fox. However, with the help of his cheerful, positive friend, Squirrel begins to realize how much they actually have in common. When their unusual friendship is challenged by skeptical Rat, Squirrel and Fox team up to show the world that even animals who seem completely different can be the best of friends. With its colourful, humorous illustrations and warm, simple prose, Ruth Ohi’s Fox and Squirrel is a charming picture book that gently delivers an important message. People, like the titular Fox and Squirrel, may seem very different, but these differences need not stand in the way of friendship. In fact, it is our differences that make us each so special.
Recommended. Jane Whittingham is a student in the Masters of Library and Information Sciences Program at the University of British Columbia.
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