Squirrel and John Muir
- Author: McCully, Emily Arnold
- Publisher: Farrar Straus & Giroux (2004)
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- Literary Category: Children's
- Pages: 35
- Cover Type: H - Hardcover
- Dimensions: 8.900" x 11.750" x 0.300"
- Weight: 14.8oz
- ISBN-10: 0-374-33697-0
- ISBN-13: 978-0-374-33697-4
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Floy Hutchings, also known as Squirrel, is the daughter of the man who opened the first hotel in the Yosemite Valley in the 1860s. She has to fend for herself much of the time and is considered wild by her family and her father's guests. When the future naturalist John Muir is hired as a carpenter, Floy becomes his inquisitive shadow as he builds himself a cabin over a stream, talks to flowers, and listens to snow.