One Small Thing
One Small Thing by Marsha Diane Arnold, published by Augsburg Fortress Publishers in 2023, is a 32-page work that explores themes of friendship and emotional support in the face of adversity. The story follows Raccoon, whose home is destroyed by a lightning storm, leaving his friends uncertain about how to assist him. As Squirrel, Beaver, Mouse, Badger, and Rabbit return to their own homes, they each realize that even small gestures can provide significant comfort and aid to Raccoon during his time of need.
Readers will find a gentle narrative that emphasizes the importance of community and the impact of seemingly minor actions. The book addresses social themes related to emotions and feelings, as well as the challenges of poverty and homelessness, making it a thoughtful addition to juvenile fiction. Through the experiences of the animal characters, the story illustrates how collective support can help individuals navigate difficult circumstances.
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After Raccoon’s home burns down in a lightning storm, his friends don’t know what they can do to help. Squirrel, Beaver, Mouse, Badger, and Rabbit all go back to their own homes, trying to focus on something other than Raccoon’s tragedy. But each animal discovers one small thing they can do for Raccoon–and it turns out that each small act may not be so small after all.
A gentle and powerful look at how small actions can make a big impact.
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