Watt, M?lanie

"Being scared is nothing new to Scaredy Squirrel. But Halloween is on a whole other level. Talking to strangers? Haunted houses? Cavities?! No thank you. Luckily, with a little help from his friends, Scaredy can still have a good time--and maybe even get a little spooky!"--Amazon.

Scaredy is afraid of his upcoming check up at the vet, but he learns to use courage and tackle his fears!.

"Scaredy is getting ready for the holiday season! Sure, it is a lot for one squirrel to handle--the planning, the decorating, the wrapping, and, of course, being an outstanding host! Luckily, Scaredy has his friends to remind him of the greatest gift of all--celebrating with your loved ones!"--Amazon.

Bunny welcomes the reader but goes on to explain why it is not polite to keep someone waiting.

A conflict over the creative process ensues when Chester, an egotistical cat, decides to produce a masterpiece.

Scaredy Squirrel opens a mysterious crate containing a pool and as his friends try to help him enjoy the pool, Scaredy Squirrel learns that not all surprises are bad.

Scaredy is afraid of his upcoming check up at the vet, but he learns to use courage and tackle his fears!.

Scaredy Squirrel opens a mysterious crate containing a pool and as his friends try to help him enjoy the pool, Scaredy Squirrel learns that not all surprises are bad.

Scaredy has spent his life defending his tree from UFOs, lumberjacks, mammoths, and more, so when (possibly poison) Ivy the rabbit sends a note he must calculate the risks of friendship.

Afraid of camping, Scaredy Squirrel decides to watch television instead but quickly realizes he needs to plug his television into an outlet, so he makes a plan to brave the great outdoors.