3rd March 2014, QED, 26 pages, Paperback, Review copy
Summary from Boomerang Books (QED didn't have a summary up at the time of scheduling this review in January 2014)
While all the other animals are busy
arguing over who is the best, only the Raccoon is happy for all of them.
Although each animal is different, can they learn to appreciate each
other and live together happily?
Nayuleska's thoughts
Living in a world where materialism seems
commonplace, I feel this book is highly relevant. The cute racoon is pleased
for his friends no matter what they said, whereas all the other animals looked
miserable not to be the best in each category. The racoon looks happy, has soft
looking fur - I wanted to hug him tight to soak up his genuine enthusiasm. I'm sure
few can read this book without wanting to copy the racoon's adorable happy
dance!
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Suggested read
Another content animal is a dog called Ruff, who stars in Ruff and the Wonderfully Amazing Busy Day by Caroline Jayne Church (Children's, Picture book, 10/10E)
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