Will and Squill by Emma Chichester Clark is a charming, warmly illustrated picture book about an unlikely friendship — and the small, important lessons that come with learning to share, forgive, and hold on to the people who matter most.
Will and Squill have been friends ever since they were both tiny — despite the fact that one is a baby and the other is a squirrel. Neither of their mothers is particularly happy about it, but Will and Squill understand each other perfectly, and they have the most wonderful time together. They take their first steps side by side, climb trees, play football, and even manage covert sleepovers. Then Will's parents bring home a kitten, and everything changes. Squill grows jealous, the two fall out — and Will soon realizes that new pets are lovely, but they can never replace an old friend. Getting back to each other means someone has to say sorry first.
Pakistani parents and teachers love this book for its gentle, age-appropriate handling of jealousy, conflict, and reconciliation — emotions every young child navigates. The playful wordplay and rhyming rhythm of "Will will if Squill will!" make it a delight to read aloud, and Clark's crisp, slyly funny illustrations bring the characters to life with warmth and humor.
Perfect for children aged 3–7, and a wonderful gift for anyone welcoming a new sibling, navigating a friendship hiccup, or simply in need of a cosy read-together book.
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