Lookout Mountain Raccoon Mountain Caverns Walnut Street Bridge. A Kissing Hand for Chester Raccoon by Penn Audrey from. Tassia, Millersville University, PA' Copyright 2010 Media Source Inc. Rock/Creek provides on-site kayak and SUP rentals at Chester Frost throughout the The. Despite the tough subject, this fifth book in the series that began with 'The Kissing Hand' (Child Welfare League of America, 1993) has a reassuring tone and provides an opening for a discussion on death and remembering loved ones.'Margaret R. Bright, stylized illustrations on high-gloss pages depict the animals with human emotions, convey warmth, and reinforce the text. Simple, direct dialogue demonstrates the love between this mother and child. Raccoon points to a grove of young oak trees, Chester exclaims, 'The forest made a Skiddil Squirrel memory!' Then he picks up an acorn to take home with him. A Kissing Hand for Chester Raccoon Format: Board Book Short Summary Chesters mom has a wonderful way to ease separation worries. At the butterfly pond, Chester tells stories about how Skiddil loved butterflies and how he buried acorns for winter, but never found them.

Raccoon explains that his classmate's 'heart quit beating and his body didn't work any more.' She comforts her sad child by suggesting that he 'make a memory of Skiddil Squirrel.' The two start out for the squirrel's favorite place, and other animal friends join them. K-Gr 3 When Chester returns home from school, he tells his mother that the teacher said Skiddil Squirrel had an accident and would not be coming back.

Chester the raccoon