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Equally well-suited for storytimes and budding naturalists . . . This good-hearted alternative to those five little monkeys is as hardworking as its subjects. --Kirkus Reviews Bright and detailed . . . Great for a number-themed storytime or a lap read. --School Library Journal Battuz creates an appealing cast of dumpling-shaped, easily distracted beavers, setting their hard work (and play) in a welcoming, multitextured woodland landscape . . . a cheerful tale. --Publishers Weekly

"Equally well-suited for storytimes and budding naturalists . . . This good-hearted alternative to those five little monkeys is as hardworking as its subjects. --Kirkus Reviews ""Bright and detailed . . . Great for a number-themed storytime or a lap read."" --School Library Journal ""Battuz creates an appealing cast of dumpling-shaped, easily distracted beavers, setting their hard work (and play) in a welcoming, multitextured woodland landscape . . . a cheerful tale."" --Publishers Weekly"

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Stella Partheniou Grasso is the author of There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Puck, Over at the Rink, and 101 Creepy Canadian Jokes. She wrote Five Busy Beavers after she found a stick on the shore at her cottage with bite marks where a beaver had felled the branch. Stella and her family spend as much time as they can at their cottage, and the rest at home in Ajax, Ontario, Canada. Christine Battuz is an illustrator and designer living in Quebec, Canada. Her work has appeared in textbooks, novels, magazines, and greeting cards, but Christine's favorite type of work is illustrating books for young children. She has many picture books to her credit, publishing in French and English in North America and Europe.

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