How the Snowman Got His Clothes

By Barbara Doolittle

As they watched humans building a snowman from behind the bushes in the forest, they decided it would be fun to build a snowman of their own. They had no idea what would occur while they were building him or the adventures that were waiting for them afterward!

• Language: English
• Publisher: LifeRich Publishing
• Release date: Oct 13, 2016
• ISBN: 9781489709974

Barbara Doolittle

Mrs. Doolittle has studied animal behavior since she was a teen. It started with her own experiences—observing woodland animals on camping trips in the forests of Arizona. At that time, other people became interested in animal behavior, and several movies developed. Mrs. Doolittle lived on the Colorado River by Blythe, California for several years. This area had been a migratory path for many years. “Many animals wound up in my backyard, Including beavers, coyotes, a skunk named Spotty (he lived under our refrigerator for a time), many feral cats, two white ducks who brought in wild ducks, a little kit fox, and so on. My life has been full of animals and children.The stories of Foxy and Bear are my way of sharing some of the things I have learned about animals and life.”

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ISBN: 978-1-4897-0998-1 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-4897-0997-4 (e)

LifeRich Publishing rev. date: 10/12/2016

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Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Epilogue

This Book is Dedicated to

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The Special Education Class

Of 1994-1995

At Little Lake Elementary School

Hemet, California

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CHAPTER 1

It was snowing again. This time it was a big storm. Oh no! it’s snowing! cried Foxy as he raised straight up from his bed in the hollow log and bumped his head on the ceiling. Ouch!, he cried absentmindedly. "Now we can’t work on the snowman. If Bear comes to look for me, he won’t find me there. He will just have to my den.

While Foxy was bumping his head in his hollow log, Bear sat up in his den in a small cave in the side of a hill, and shook himself. He looked outside and saw the storm. O-o-o-h, he said. "I’m not going out in that! If Foxy wants to build a snowman in a storm, he can do it by himself.