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First Lady Molly has always been the only dog in the McPherson family, and she likes it that way, but all of that is about to change. When Mr. and Mrs. McPherson decide to foster Winston (a three-legged dog from a local animal shelter) until he can find his forever home, she isn't quite sure how she feels about it. He seems nice enough, even though his wooden leg (prosthesis) is a bit strange, but she isn't thrilled with the idea of sharing her family with another dog or giving up her special place at the family dinner table, even for a little while. As they work together to comfort a scared little boy and have fun together at a nursing home, where they meet Biff the therapy dog, she starts to realize that it's sort of nice to have him around. If only the McPhersons weren't just his foster family, if only they would adopt him instead, she would always have a brother to share her adventures with Maybe (just maybe), it could be Molly & Winston ... forever

First Lady Molly has always been the only dog in the McPherson family, and she likes it that way, but all of that is about to change. When Mr. and Mrs. McPherson decide to foster Winston (a three-legged dog from a local animal shelter) until he can find his forever home, she isn't quite sure how she feels about it. He seems nice enough, even though his wooden leg (prosthesis) is a bit strange, but she isn't thrilled with the idea of sharing her family with another dog or giving up her special place at the family dinner table, even for a little while. As they work together to comfort a scared little boy and have fun together at a nursing home, where they meet Biff the therapy dog, she starts to realize that it's sort of nice to have him around. If only the McPhersons weren't just his foster family, if only they would adopt him instead, she would always have a brother to share her adventures with Maybe (just maybe), it could be Molly & Winston ... forever

First lady, Molly McPherson is back, and tail-deep in a new adventure She and her family are off on a camping trip in the woods, to play in the sand, swim in the lake, and meet some amazing new friends-but if Molly's not careful, she might meet more than she bargained for She and her family will quickly discover that anything and everything is possible when...Molly Goes Camping ...

First lady, Molly McPherson is back, and tail-deep in a new adventure She and her family are off on a camping trip in the woods, to play in the sand, swim in the lake, and meet some amazing new friends-but if Molly's not careful, she might meet more than she bargained for She and her family will quickly discover that anything and everything is possible when...Molly Goes Camping ...

Everyone's favorite first lady, Molly McPherson is about to face her most challenging adventure ever: joining a dogsled team She's always loved to run and play in the snow, but this is something new―completely unfamiliar―and that makes it a bit scary. Luckily, with lots of encouragement from Mr. McPherson and some amazing new friends, she knows that she will be up to the challenge. With Dogsled Molly on the team, the First Annual Cannon Falls Endurance Race is as good as won ...

Everyone's favorite first lady, Molly McPherson is about to face her most challenging adventure ever: joining a dogsled team She's always loved to run and play in the snow, but this is something new―completely unfamiliar―and that makes it a bit scary. Luckily, with lots of encouragement from Mr. McPherson and some amazing new friends, she knows that she will be up to the challenge. With Dogsled Molly on the team, the First Annual Cannon Falls Endurance Race is as good as won ...

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