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Ever wondered what dogs really do when you're not looking?
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Find out in Mike Darcy's newest children's book, Little Joe and the Big Rain. It's not every day a puppy saves a frog from becoming bear food.
HINSDALE, N.H. - s4story -- Little Joe isn't your typical adventurous hero. He's a small puppy with ears so big, they trip him when he runs. His best friend is a frog named Hopper, who's old and complains about everything. Sounds like the start of trouble, right?
Their day begins like any other—sunny, peaceful, and boring. But when Hopper offers Little Joe fly soup for breakfast, the pair wander off into trouble. And that's when things get interesting.
First, there's an unexpected storm. Little Joe and Hopper rush into the forest to find shelter. Too bad Hopper lives underwater. Not great planning there. The forest adventure quickly turns into a wild chase after a moth, a curious encounter with a deer, and a big surprise—a hungry bear named Roxy.
Roxy isn't just any bear. She's hungry, cranky, and has a giant thorn in her back. Her favorite snack might just be frogs and puppies. But this grumpy bear might not be as scary as she seems. Can Hopper outsmart her? And can Little Joe keep from getting distracted long enough to help?
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In the end, bravery comes in all shapes and sizes—even if it's tiny, squishy, and green. Or covered in fur and mud. But you'll need to read Little Joe and the Big Rain to see if our friends can make it back home.
Mike Darcy's book captures the humor and warmth of unexpected friendships. It's a playful reminder that adventures can be right outside your door. Even if your legs aren't spring-loaded like Hopper's, you might find yourself hopping into trouble. And that's okay.
With delightful illustrations by Tincho Schmidt, every page is full of charm. Little Joe's world comes alive with laughs, mishaps, and just enough suspense to keep readers turning pages.
So, parents, get ready for bedtime to be interrupted by giggles, gasps, and endless requests for "one more chapter." Kids will love the playful fun of Little Joe's big day, while adults enjoy the gentle humor tucked in every page.
Don't miss your chance to bring home the most unlikely heroes you'll meet this year. Because who doesn't need a reminder that even puppies and frogs can be heroes?
Grab your copy of Little Joe and the Big Rain today. After all, adventure waits for no one—especially puppies with big ears.
To learn more, visit http://www.lilbudapress.com. Or just look outside. Your own adventure might be waiting.
Their day begins like any other—sunny, peaceful, and boring. But when Hopper offers Little Joe fly soup for breakfast, the pair wander off into trouble. And that's when things get interesting.
First, there's an unexpected storm. Little Joe and Hopper rush into the forest to find shelter. Too bad Hopper lives underwater. Not great planning there. The forest adventure quickly turns into a wild chase after a moth, a curious encounter with a deer, and a big surprise—a hungry bear named Roxy.
Roxy isn't just any bear. She's hungry, cranky, and has a giant thorn in her back. Her favorite snack might just be frogs and puppies. But this grumpy bear might not be as scary as she seems. Can Hopper outsmart her? And can Little Joe keep from getting distracted long enough to help?
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In the end, bravery comes in all shapes and sizes—even if it's tiny, squishy, and green. Or covered in fur and mud. But you'll need to read Little Joe and the Big Rain to see if our friends can make it back home.
Mike Darcy's book captures the humor and warmth of unexpected friendships. It's a playful reminder that adventures can be right outside your door. Even if your legs aren't spring-loaded like Hopper's, you might find yourself hopping into trouble. And that's okay.
With delightful illustrations by Tincho Schmidt, every page is full of charm. Little Joe's world comes alive with laughs, mishaps, and just enough suspense to keep readers turning pages.
So, parents, get ready for bedtime to be interrupted by giggles, gasps, and endless requests for "one more chapter." Kids will love the playful fun of Little Joe's big day, while adults enjoy the gentle humor tucked in every page.
Don't miss your chance to bring home the most unlikely heroes you'll meet this year. Because who doesn't need a reminder that even puppies and frogs can be heroes?
Grab your copy of Little Joe and the Big Rain today. After all, adventure waits for no one—especially puppies with big ears.
To learn more, visit http://www.lilbudapress.com. Or just look outside. Your own adventure might be waiting.
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