I liked this book for three reasons. First, this was a well-organized book that presented the problem (Twitchly Fidget's fears interfere with his life), the effects (he doesn't have any friends, doesn't enjoy living, has very strange mannerisms, and lives in constant fear over trivial things), and is rescued (by Aunt Bridget Fidget, who exposes him to his fears in a non-threatening way, giving him a boost in confidence). Second, the character of Twitchly Fidget is both believable and an illustration of how a lack of confidence can be a detriment to someone's ability to live a fulfilling life, which is something that some real people can relate to. Third, the illustrations allow the reader to see things as Twitchly Fidget sees them. ( )

Twitchly Fidget the lemur worries about almost everything until his Aunt Bridget Fidget pays him a visit and shows him another way to live. ( )