The Haves and Have Nots: A Fable on Inequality
"This story takes us into the animal world where we get to see things from the perspective of a group of hard working chipmunks who are doing everything they can to store up food for winter. The story doesn't end with when the winter comes. It takes into account what happened to the chipmunks once the blue jays decided the chipmunks didn't have the right to hold onto the food they spent all summer saving." - Ruth Ann Nordin"This book wasn't too short and not too long in length. I like how an animal group/society was used to represent current societal issues. One doesn't always realize how a small part of a society has large implications over time." - V Johnson"At first, I was concerned it was conservative extremist propaganda. That was a complete misjudgment on my part. It is not extreme at all, and whatever your social belief system, you can appreciate what the author is doing in this work of art." -AgentKelley