Tickles the Cactus, Can Tickles Find a Friend?

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Pub Date Jul 05 2022 | Archive Date Dec 13 2022

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Tickles the Cactus is friendly but lives all alone in the desert. Tickles wants to meet a good friend, so he tries hard to be a good friend to everyone that passes. At first, no one wants to be friends with Tickles, which makes Tickles very sad. But Tickles keeps trying to be a good friend and it works!

Tickles the Cactus is friendly but lives all alone in the desert. Tickles wants to meet a good friend, so he tries hard to be a good friend to everyone that passes. At first, no one wants to be...


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This is an interesting picture book which tells the story of a lonely cactus named Tickles who has a hard time making friends alone in the desert. Animals and plants that live near him are not interested in being his friend, but finally one day he meets a person and offers shade and protection for the traveler and the two become friends. The ending is a bit abrupt, but I think that the message about the importance of not judging people by their appearances still shines through. The font is large and accessible and the illustrations are interesting and help tell the story. I especially like the little "free hugs" sign Tickles wears! I could definitely see children in the age 4-8 range enjoying this book. Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for giving me the chance to read and review this book!

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