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Book Description
A paperback edition of this endearing picture book all about friendship, from the creator of Blue Kangaroo.

Synopsis
Will and Squill have been friends ever since they were both tiny. Neither of their mums are happy about it. 'Dirty little squirrel', says Will's mum. 'Dirty little baby,' says Squill's. But Will and Squill understand one another, and they have great fun together. Then Will gets a kitten, and Squill gets jealous, so they quarrel. But the kitten spends too much time sleeping, and Will misses Squill. He wants his old friend back. 'Will you say "sorry"?' he asks him. 'I squill if you squill,' says Squill.

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This is how Will met Squill, and Squill met Will. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Will & Squill WILL make your children sqill with delight, 18 Oct 2005 By  ELH Browning "Esther-Lou" (Kingston Bagpuize, Oxon) - See all my reviews       This review is from: Will and Squill (Hardcover) This book is a wonderfully warm story of a little boy and a little squirrell who meet when they're small and have an instant bond despite the disapproval of both their mothers. Despite being different animals Will and Squill are cut from the same cloth and found plenty of things to do together. My 4 year-old daughter laughs at the word-play and almost-tongue-twisters of "Squill will if Will will," and ' "You look silly", " I feel squilly"' But then Will is distracted from Squill, the two fall out, are lonely apart and then there's the inevitable reconciliation. It's a gentle tale with Chichester Clark's usual appealing illustrations and. I hope to see more of this amusing duo over the next year or two, particularly as my youngest son (1) is called Will. Encore  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) › See all customer reviews...		Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews

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