Lucky and Squash
Lucky and Squash by Jeanne Birdsall is an illustrated children’s book published by HarperCollins on May 1, 2012. This charming story follows the adventures of two best friends, Lucky and Squash, who live next door to each other but are separated by a locked gate. Their desire to play together leads them to concoct a plan that involves running away, leaving clues for their owners in hopes that their actions will spark a connection between Miss Violet and Mr. Bernard.
In this delightful tale, readers will explore themes of friendship and social connections through the eyes of two determined dogs. As Lucky and Squash embark on their journey, they leave a trail that aims to bring their owners together, highlighting the humorous lengths friends will go to for one another. The book features exquisite watercolors by Jane Dyer, enhancing the narrative and engaging young readers. With 32 pages of vibrant illustrations, this edition is designed to captivate and entertain children while addressing the importance of companionship.
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Lucky and Squash are next-door neighbors and best friends. But there’s a locked gate between them, so they can never play together. If only their owners fell in love and got married, Lucky and Squash would be brothers. . . . Unfortunately, Miss Violet and Mr. Bernard have never even said hello to each other.
The only solution is for Lucky and Squash to run away together, leaving a trail of clues behind them. Then, when their owners come to the rescue, surely they will notice each other and fall in love. Won’t they?
National Book Award winner Jeanne Birdsall tells the humorous, heartwarming story of two friends determined to be together, complemented perfectly by Jane Dyer’s exquisite watercolors.
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