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Of course I added to our front yard a Hummingbird feeder filled with sweet nectar. Of course Harry would come everyday to eat from the feeder filled with sweet nectar. After getting his fill of the nectar Harry would fly to the tallest branch of the tallest tree guarding his feeder. If any other bird would try to eat from the feed Harry would bombard the feeder and scare other birds away therefore not allowing other birds to eat from the sweet nectar feeder. This story tells how Harry learned to share.

Again, while having my cup of coffee I met Chucky the Black Squirrel. I had never seen a black squirrel until I moved to Lake Kristine. The Black Squirrel was absolutely beautiful with a big bushy tail. I named him Chucky! It's important to know that I actually saw what happened to Chucky that day while drinking my coffee. Chucky was in the yards eating the droppings that fell from the table of food replaced every day I saw four grey squirrels come out of the woods and started chasing Chucky all over the yard and under the front porch. Chucky finally decided to climb up a tree hoping to get away from the four grey squirrels. Thinking that the squirrels would not follow him up the tree but they did. Then Chucky decided to get away from the squirrel's he would jump from the tree to another tree close by. However Chucky missed the branch and fell from the tree. (In reality the grey Squirrels ran away.) I wanted to go out in the yard to check on Chucky but decided against that when my husband told me "don't be crazy he will attack you if he wakes up." Chucky did wake up after about 15 minutes and ran off. That's when I thought of the lesson all children have to learn and should learn and that is what I taught my four sons and which I was taught when I lived with an elderly aunt most of my life. That lesson is we all must learn to get to know each other even if they may look different than we do!. That is what I made Chucky do in the book which he did. All Children should learn to not form an opinion of anyone who looks different. Bullying and forming opinions of others is all in the book about Chucky the Black Squirrel He Learned a Lesson!

This book led me to investigate many aspects regarding the Goslings! The message to “Lilly and Scooter” is to never give up. Many children play different sports in school. Football. Basketball, Soccer, Hockey etc. If Children find it difficult to play one of the games available to them may find it isn't as easy as it looks. Scooter was playing around while he was supposed to be learning how to fly. However he found it hard to learn to fly and was just fooling around playing other things. Lilly, Scooter sister talked to him letting him know he had to learn to fly as the family would be flying away to find other food to eat. She told Scooter she would help him to learn to fly. Letting scooter know he could never give up and just keep trying, which he did. Scooter was ready to fly off with his family due to Lily helping him and just keep trying. This is a big lesson that all children need to learn. Never give up, just keep trying. This is the lesson Scooter Learned!

My favorite bird is the Hummingbird

Chucky the Black Squirrel

The Canada Goslings Lilly and Scooter