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Erica S. Perl

Book - 2019

Arnold, a bear who likes to collect things, reluctantly lends one of his treasures to best friend Louise the chipmunk, who oftens loses things.

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Fiction
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Published
New York, New York : Penguin Workshop, an imprint of Penguin Random House [2019]
Language
English
Main Author
Erica S. Perl (author)
Other Authors
Chris Chatterton (illustrator)
Physical Description
55 pages : color illustrations ; 20 cm
ISBN
9781524790424
9781524790431
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Chapter One Arnold collected things.   Rocks. Pinecones. Sticks shaped like letters.   They were his treasures.   Louise did not collect things.   "I only need the sun in the sky," she explained.   But it wasn't just that Louise didn't collect things.   Louise also lost things.   Usually, Arnold's things.   One day, Arnold found the best treasure ever.   It was shiny and blueish greenish and--   "Can I see it? Can I have it?" asked Louise.   Arnold shook his head.   "I need it for my Blue Things collection," he told her.   "It's more green than blue," she said.   "Then for my Green Things collection."   "Is this because I lost your favorite acorn cap?" Louise asked.   "And my second-favorite acorn cap," Arnold reminded her.   "See!" said Louise. "You're still mad!"   "Louise, you lose everything," said Arnold.   "I don't! I won't," said Louise. "I'll just borrow it until tomorrow. Pleeeeeease?"   Arnold considered.   Louise did her best to look trustworthy.   Finally, Arnold nodded.   With a happy squeal, Louise ran off with the treasure.   "You won't be sorry!" she called.   Arnold hoped she was right. Excerpted from Lost and Found #2 by Erica S. Perl All rights reserved by the original copyright owners. Excerpts are provided for display purposes only and may not be reproduced, reprinted or distributed without the written permission of the publisher.