The Squirrel and the Moon
The Squirrel and the Moon by Eleonore Schmid is a beautifully illustrated children’s book published by North-South Books in 1996. This edition features 32 pages and is presented in English, inviting young readers into a whimsical tale that explores the relationship between the cycles of the moon and the natural world.
In this story, readers will follow Tifi, a squirrel enchanted by the full moon’s beauty. As the moon wanes, Tifi believes it must be hungry and selflessly buries her stash of hazelnuts to nourish it. This act of devotion highlights themes of sacrifice and growth, making it a thoughtful addition to juvenile fiction. The vibrant illustrations complement the narrative, enhancing the experience for children as they engage with the concepts of nature and caring for others.
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In an exploration of the cycles of the moon and the cycles of growth in the natural world, Schmid presents a story about a squirrel name Tifi who is dazzled by the beauty of the full moon. When it wanes, she is sure it must be hungry so she buries her secret store of hazelnuts for the moon to help make grow. Though Tifi goes hungry herself, her devoted sacrifice will be greatly rewarded. Full color.
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