Every Groundhog Has Its Day by R.E. Skibiski

by R.E. Skibiski

In EVERY GROUNDHOG HAS ITS DAY, a humdrum groundhog goes out on Groundhog Day Eve to gather enough food to tide him over, for he loathes the next day’s holiday and plans on waiting it out in his den. Feeling overlooked by all the folks who choose to pay attention to Pennsylvania’s far-famed groundhog, he’s not a happy camper at all. While he’s out searching, it happens that some flies on rotting berries spot the woebegone woodchuck, strike up a conversation with him, and after hearing his gripes, give him some advice. Contrary to what you might think, such advice isn’t one bit rotten, and in the end, the insightful insects’ pep talk helps the groundhog see things anew.

Mass Market Paperback

First published January 20, 2012

Reviews

[Mary Ann Kapacs · Rating 4 out of 5]

Cute

Simple story in rhyme about an unknown groundhogs who is a little jealous of Phil's fame. Some flies encourage him to be happy being himself.