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Polly's Big Adventure (Ages 5–7)

by Rachel Anderson

  • 5 min read
  • 7 chapters
  • Published 21 September 2024
TeamworkFriendshipAnimal HeroProblem SolvingLife LessonHeartwarmingSharing & FairnessUnlikely FriendshipWoodland AnimalsTimed ChallengePersistenceNeighbors HelpingOutdoor AdventureWinter StormLeadershipRace Against WeatherKeeping Promises
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Summary

When a terrible storm scatters every acorn in the forest to the bottom of Mudslide Hill, Polly the squirrel discovers a treasure trove bigger than she ever imagined. But there's a problem—the hill is too slippery and steep for one small squirrel to climb alone, and dark clouds are gathering on the horizon. With winter approaching fast and rain threatening to wash her precious find into the river forever, Polly must find a way to save the acorns before it's too late. Can one determined squirrel convince the grumpy hedgehog and the suspicious chipmunk to help her before time runs out?

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1: The Big Storm

Polly the squirrel woke up to a crash of thunder that shook her whole tree house. Rain pounded against her window like a hundred tiny drums. Lightning lit up the sky in bright white flashes.

"Oh my whiskers!" Polly squeaked, pulling her acorn blanket over her head.

The storm howled and roared all night long. Wind bent the trees sideways. Branches snapped and tumbled to the ground. Polly stayed curled up in her cozy nest, waiting for morning.

When the sun finally peeked through the clouds, Polly scrambled outside to check on her acorn stash. Her heart sank. The hole where she kept her winter food was empty!

"No, no, no!" she cried.

Polly looked around the forest. Acorns were scattered everywhere—rolling down paths, stuck in bushes, and tumbling toward the bottom of Mudslide Hill. The storm had knocked them all loose from every tree and hiding spot in the whole forest.

Polly scurried down the hill as fast as her little legs could carry her. At the very bottom, she found something amazing. Thousands and thousands of acorns had piled up against a big rock. It was the biggest pile of acorns Polly had ever seen!

"Wow!" she gasped. Then she looked up at Mudslide Hill. It was very tall. It was very steep. And after all that rain, it was very, very slippery.

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Emeli
★★★★★

I thought it thought a very good lesson to help somebody and you will feel good about it and you can make friends as well

Kalam
★★★★☆

Morally good story

Jennifer
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Everything

Amiya
★★★★★

Good night books .

Alexa
★★★★★

I loved this book it was very nice

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