Getting to Know Raccoon Ray
Viewed from a young boy’s experiences with broken bones and a younger brother who wants to help him, life can be complicated. Children’s health issues are brought to the forefront of this book told with the help of a family of raccoons.
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JUMBO
Three boys, and a problem friend, hunt the big bass that couldn't be caught in Caney's Lake. Troubles bring danger and excitement for them all!
This story was first told by Ralph Cappers Alsobrook, father of the author and illustrator, Sue Higginbotham.
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This is an excellent children's book. There's just a bit of danger and drama to capture a young person's interest, but the overall story is filled with warmth and simple joys. I especially liked that the story is based on the childhood memories of the author's own father. I look forward to sharing this book with my grandsons.
David Jeffcoat
A precious family story handed down from a father and skillfully written and illustrated by a daughter's artwork. Liked it very much!! Betty Brown
