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“Someone has stolen our fuzz!” cried Pip Squeak.
The prairie dogs don’t know what to do with the big round thing until Pip
Squeak bravely puts the first piece of fuzz on her head. That’s when it
starts. Everyone wants fuzz, and everyone is determined to have some. When
the fuzz runs out, some prairie dogs have a lot of fuzz, some have a little,
and some have none at all. A war breaks out between them. After a while, the
dogs tire out and, while they sleep, someone steals all the fuzz! Will the
prairie dogs get their fuzz back, or will they be fuzzless forever?
The Great Fuzz Frenzy is a hilarious read for children three to
eight. This story was inspired when Janet Stevens’s dog dropped a tennis
ball down a prairie-dog hole one day. Janet Stevens and Susan Stevens
Crummel imagined what would happen and this story is what they came up with.
This book is very humorous and I really enjoyed reading it to my younger
sister. The pictures are colorful and amusing, which fits this tale
perfectly. I rate The Great Fuzz Frenzy four stars.
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