VBT# Chipper Makes Merry - Kimber Fox Morgan

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Chipper Makes Merry

Review: Chipper Makes Merry - Kimber Fox Morgan - October 2021


This was such an adorable picture book, that you can't help but love Chipper the fox despite his little mishaps as he has the best of intentions.  In Chipper Makes Merry by Kimber Fox Morgan, it is Wintertime and the snow is making everyone cold, miserable, and lonely. Chipper hates seeing people sad, so he decides to go on his merry way and help his woodland/ forest creatures by doing something wonderful for them and giving them a gift relating to what they need. However, things just don't always turn out the way he wants, but that's alright as Chipper has the best of intentions and kindness in his heart, and sometimes that is what matters the most.  Chipper Makes Merry also had cute illustrations and overall was just a great story and would work well in teaching children about kindness and filling their buckets of goodness, as with the world in its current state - this book is exactly the bright light we need in the darkness. Chipper Makes Merry by Kimber Fox Morgan is the perfect picture book for ages 4 -8 years old.

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