A remarkable and intriguing story about a journey by Yvonne Blackwood, Banker, community activist, to West Africa, the land of her ancestors. It begins in Nigeria with exposure to tight military control that causes Blackwood to experience fear as never before.
A sweet little story which goes in several directions, Nosey Charlie tells of a squirrel orphan and his escape from leaf-rakers in the park. Children who see town squirrels playing will enjoy the playful feel of this story. Their carers might appreciate the quiet reminder that too much play can be a problem.
The squirrel family is generous and kind in these pages. The text of the story is easily read, with occasional rhymes that offer occasional surprises. The illustrations are fun—definitely town squirrels, dressed for the place. And there’s even a lesson about how squirrels survive the winter.
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