Whiffet Squirrel

Name: Whiffet Squirrel
Author: Julia Greene

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About This Book

A family of small red squirrels discovers and moves into a tiny brown birdhouse high in a chestnut tree, promptly marking it their own and fending off other creatures. The account follows the parents and three lively youngsters, with the fearless eldest leading playful mischief, exploration of the farmhouse, and everyday domestic plans. One episode has the squirrels sneaking into a sleeping child's room to lift a doll's trunk, causing a noisy tumble that nevertheless fails to awaken her. The narrative unfolds as a series of gentle, episodic adventures among branches, porches, and household curiosities.

About the Author

Julia Greene

Julia Greene is an author recognized for her children's literature, particularly her charming tale "Whiffet Squirrel." This delightful story captures the adventures of a young squirrel, engaging young readers with its whimsical narrative and vibrant illustrations. Greene's work contributes to the rich tradition of children's storytelling, emphasizing themes of nature and friendship. Though her literary output may be limited, her ability to enchant and educate through her writing remains a notable aspect of her contribution to children's literature.