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ELLIOTT GILBERT of Hoboken, New Jersey has written numerous children's books including Max Goes Hunting, My Cat Story, Rudy Rabbit Tried, and Just Say the Word available in www.ellgilbert.com . He also illustrated the books Mittens in May by Maxine Kumin and The Best Loved Doll by Rebecca Caudill. His education included the Brooklyn Museum Art School, Parsons School of Design, Pratt Institute, and the Art Students' League. His paintings have been exhibited in many galleries and won multiple awards.

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Meet Max Marten, a cute little marten just three weeks old With his fluffy fur and wobbly legs, Max is learning how to explore the big, beautiful forest. His mom and dad are teaching him how to find food so he can grow strong and healthy.One day, Max's parents take him on a special adventure to show him how to hunt. They creep through the grass, trying to catch a rabbit, but Max faces some tricky choices. When he finds a scared little sparrow and a tiny rabbit, he feels kind and doesn't want to hurt them.As Max continues his journey, he discovers yummy fruits like apples and peaches that have fallen from trees. He realizes that there are many delicious things to eat in the forest When Max finally returns home, he feels a little guilty for not bringing back food for his family. But he learns an important lesson about being kind and true to himself.Join Max on this fun and heartwarming adventure where he learns about hunting, friendship, and the joy of discovering tasty treats in nature Perfect for young readers who love animals and exciting stories