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    What Will Snarl Fig Be? / Nutsy and Her Tree: If a Tree Falls in the Woods, Did Snarl Fig Cause It or Nutsy Prevent It?
    What Will Snarl Fig Be? / Nutsy and Her Tree: If a Tree Falls in the Woods, Did Snarl Fig Cause It or Nutsy Prevent It?
    What Will Snarl Fig Be? / Nutsy and Her Tree: If a Tree Falls in the Woods, Did Snarl Fig Cause It or Nutsy Prevent It?
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    What Will Snarl Fig Be? / Nutsy and Her Tree: If a Tree Falls in the Woods, Did Snarl Fig Cause It or Nutsy Prevent It?

    By Heather Heckel

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    If a tree falls in the woods, did Snarl Fig cause it or Nutsy prevent it? In this fully illustrated childrens book, readers will get to meet Snarl Fig, a monster with an unusual calling, and Nutsy, a squirrel on a mission. They have one interesting thing in common. Watch how their lives intertwine in this never-ending story!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateFeb 28, 2015
    ISBN9781496969644
    What Will Snarl Fig Be? / Nutsy and Her Tree: If a Tree Falls in the Woods, Did Snarl Fig Cause It or Nutsy Prevent It?
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    Heather Heckel

    Heather Heckel is a teaching artist with a background in illustration and art education. She received her BFA from Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida, and her MAT from the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan. The inspiration for her artwork and writing comes from her interactions with her students. Heather currently lives in Manhattan and teaches at a public arts high school. She enjoys commuting on her bicycle, playing kickball, vegan cooking, and advocating for farm animal rights.

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