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Molly Raccoon and Wesley Fox

Norma E. Redfern
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Pages
24
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

Molly is the oldest child of a raccoon family. Molly’s burning desire to discover places and meet people lead her to leave her family’s oak tree home to discover a world beyond her den.

Molly’s travels began when she found an untrusting fox caught in a trap. From her kindness and generosity, she saves the fox and manages to earn his trust.

A fox and a raccoon are an unlikely match; however, with their new bond, they set out to travel the world. Their adventures come to a halt when a baby squirrel falls from a tree branch and floats down the creek with the mother not far behind.

The fox returns the good deed the raccoon bestows on him and pays it forward by jumping into the water, rescuing the baby squirrel. The mother’s heartfelt gratitude fills the fox with warmth. Admiration for Wesley’s brave action gives Molly hope that goodness can exist in everyone.

Molly and Wesley say their goodbyes to the squirrel family. Talking among themselves, they set out early the following morning toward their next adventure.

Related Subjects

  • General
  • Juvenile Fiction

Artists

Norma E. RedfernAuthor