Aug 5, 2022
Fulton Books author Larry D. Kendrick, a U.S. Army veteran, has completed his most recent book "Tommy Dean and the Little Red Squirrel": a heartening picture book that illustrates a growing friendship between a country boy and an abandoned squirrel. The little boy cared for the squirrel with all his heart. Months passed, the squirrel reached adulthood and found a mate of his own. This kind of change left the boy with a realization about life.
Kendrick shares, "This book is about a country boy who befriends an abandoned baby squirrel. He raises it to adulthood and watches as it finds a mate and raises its own family, eventually leaving the boy to live in the wild. The boy learns an important lesson about squirrels, especially empathy and compassionate response, daily in this and all of life, and the importance of letting go."
Published by Fulton Books, Larry D. Kendrick's book is a lovely tale that encourages everyone to not hinder their friend's growth and happiness.
This piece will make a good gift for growing kids.
Readers who wish to experience this lighthearted work can purchase "Tommy Dean and the Little Red Squirrel" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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