Lost and Found

Lost and Found by Jean Little, published by Puffin Books in 1986, is a touching story that explores themes of friendship and belonging. This edition, written in English and spanning 82 pages, follows Lucy as she navigates the challenges of moving to a new town just before the school year starts. Feeling lonely and anxious about making new friends, Lucy’s life takes a turn when she encounters a friendly little dog, whom she names Trouble. The narrative captures her hopes and fears as she bonds with the dog while waiting to see if its owner will be found.
Readers will find a heartfelt exploration of Lucy’s emotions and her journey toward connection in this juvenile fiction piece. The story delves into the significance of companionship and the comfort that pets can provide during times of change. As Lucy grapples with her feelings of isolation, the presence of Trouble offers her a sense of hope and joy. This collection of short stories invites readers to reflect on their own experiences of friendship and the impact of unexpected connections.
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A Jean Little Classic
When Lucy’s family moves to a new town just before school begins, Lucy is lonely and worried about whether she’ll make new friends. Then she meets a little dog that is friendly and may–or may not–be a stray. Her parents let her keep him until they find the owner, but Lucy, who calls him Trouble, begins to hope the owner is never found.
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