Review "Going for Carrots" is a heart warming story of a rabbit and squirrel and what it means to be a good friend. The author Sheri Cook lives on a small ranch in Carson City, Nevada with her husband and son. The vegetable garden in the story is in her own backyard. The Rabbit and Squirrel are regular visitors.Enjoy the story as if you are both characters; the appreciative, acknowledging bunny and the caring, giving squirrel. Because we all are and can be.... a good friend. From the Author The making of this story is a story in itself. I remember clearly the events of the evening. I had a headache and skipped dinner. My husband, John and 4 year old son, Hank shared dinner and cleaned up for bed. However it was early in the evening and too early for Hank to sleep. I called for my son to come lay with me and retire for the evening. Like most nights, Hank bundled his arms around several books to read and came down the hallway to meet me. I lovingly explained my headache and requested to leave the lights out. Instead of reading books tonight, we'd have to tell stories.Drawing upon our ranch style home with a big garden I came up with the storyline "Going for Carrots." When the story ended, Hank shot up from a lying position next to me and exclaimed, "Mom! That was a good story!". I agreed, "That was a good story." And I got up to write it down.The story is fun, full of companionship and good nature. The ending is a spectacular relay of morale. To be founded on being a believer and being believed in is what life is all about. Sharing such terms of endearment can leave a lifetime impression. About the Author The author Sheri Cook lives on a small ranch in Carson City, Nevada, with her husband and son. She grew up in the Midwest as number seven out of eight children. She moved to the Sierra Mountains in 1998 and has settled comfortably in the rural setting of the Carson Valley. The towny lifestyle fits well with Sheri's love of outdoor recreation, sports and nature.