Another sweet adventure for Scaredy Squirrel and friends. A lovely story of dealing with uncertainty and anxiety under the guise of a funny, comic-style romp. My kiddo was very motivated to read it- especially since it's almost 80 pages long and has dedicated chapters so it feels, according to my 7 year old, like a "real" book (as opposed to shorter, readers) but is a quick read. I also appreciated some of the non-fiction features (checklists, labels) that are so easily accessible for kids. There are also so many opportunities to pause for those 'what do you think will happen next?'. Great for ages 6-9! ( )

Melanie Watt and Scaredy Squirrel are back again with another delightful story about getting over a scary situation with humour and the help of some new friends. Scaredy Squirrel's transition from picture books into graphic novels feels like a natural progression, as his lists diagrams, and colourful graphic elements have always been such an important part of his stories. A few new faces and a longer storyline than in the picture book collection make for an engaging book two in the graphic series. ( )

I've always loved these books and the format of them!! Another amazing book done by this author. 5 stars!

Another excellent addition to the Scaredy Squirrel series. This is the perfect book series for children who are anxious. Learning to be prepared (within reason) but also to take chances. Sometimes, when you decide to let the anxiety go, you can have fun. Thank you to LibraryThing and Early Reviewers for a review copy of this book. ( )

Very good book. Teaches kids how to take risks and enjoy theirselves. It also teaches a little about what's real safety and what's overboard in a humorous way.