Little Girl Squirrel loves to watch TV. But there is no TV in her nest. What to do? She finds an old chipmunk tunnel. She uses it to get into PawPaw's basement where there is a TV. One night PawPaw finds her there. Now she's in trouble. She has to leave. But she begs and begs. Please please please. Finally she and PawPaw make a deal that lets hundreds of squirrels watch TV. But only at midnight. And PawPaw starts to understand the fun. The author's grandchildren were the first to figure out what Little Girl Squirrel was up to and give the clues that turned into this story. They drew and colored the illustrations portraying Little Girl Squirrel's stresses and joys. "I like that the girl squirrel climbed down a hole. And I like that girl who colored the drawings." - Maja (age four), a supportive reader from the Mountain West, where plenty of Little Girl Squirrel's extended family lives Michael A. King, Telford, Pennsylvania, grandfather of six, is author of books and articles; blogger and editor, Kingsview & Co; and publisher, Cascadia Publishing House LLC. He has been a pastor and seminary dean. Years ago he found in a basement panel the hole Little Girl Squirrel uses though it's possible a chimpmunk or her parents were also involved. His boyhood in a Mennonite community where he could only watch TV at friends' houses taught him why Little Squirrel thinks TV is magic-but also why she shouldn't watch all the time. Illustrators Kadyn Hamilton-King and Maya Hamilton-King live in the Pacific Northwest but visit Little Girl Squirrel's home area on the East Coast. Kadyn, who has been in PawPaw's basement many a time, who was at PawPaw's house the legendary Christmas holidays when Little Girl Squirrel's parent first got into the basement, who knows exactly what the basement looks like, relays this expertise through his illustrations. Maya has inspired Little Girl Squirrel stories by pleading for them. Maya has been particularly invested in Little Girl Squirrel's determination to watch TV in PawPaw's basement and has unearthed the details of the story through requesting endless retellings, rejecting some versions, and confirming others.