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The Raccoon’s Thanksgiving Adventure

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The Raccoon’s Thanksgiving Adventure

By: Rowan Ava Skye
Narrated by: AI Voice Victoria
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In Maple Hollow, autumn usually brings lanterns, shared food, and a Thanksgiving supper beneath the village bell. This year, worried neighbors are keeping their supplies to themselves, and the village feels strangely quiet. Pip the raccoon finds a brass acorn beneath the leaves near an abandoned cider mill. Inside is a riddle that points toward a gift no one owns.

With Nell the crow, Rowan the fox, and Fern, a shy newcomer, Pip follows the clues through the mill, a silent bell tower, and a shed of forgotten festival things. Each discovery reveals a little more about the village's old traditions. When a storm approaches, the friends must turn what they have learned into practical help for their neighbors.

Can Pip solve the mystery in time to bring everyone together for Thanksgiving? This warm autumn adventure offers a trail of puzzles, a little suspense, and a feast with room for all. At its heart is a gentle reminder that generosity grows when friends notice what others need and share what they can.
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