Soozie Lewis

P p , a small runt of a Pekingese lives in Paris with his owner Lisette, who is a very little girl with a hearing problem. Does that stop them from doing things or having a wonderful time together? Not at all, since they have learned to "sign" to each other. They are "bon copains " (good friends ). Lisette can speak very well, but her hearing is declining and she has learned to read lips. She is very observant of things around her, more than most people. A boy visiting les voisins (the neighbors) next door has a first hand experience of just how handy that can be, when he is faced with the problem of P P AND MADAME'S WIG.

P p and Lisette live in Paris. Lisette is a very little girl and P p is a very small runt of a Pekingese. Even though Lisette has a hearing problem and P p has a way of annoying his family, especially Papa, the Seguin family can't help but love P p almost as much as Lisette does. Still, P p puts Papa in annoying situations to the point of not liking him, until one night, something happens You'll be surprised to find out that there is more than just an irritating noise to P P 'S GRAND SNORE

Little Lisette Seguin and her petit (little) Pekingese, P p , live in Paris with their family. Lisette and P p are great friends and love each other very much. They have even learned to "sign" with each other, so that they can "talk," since Lisette may not be able to hear as well when she gets older. One day when they go out to the ice cream truck to buy a little treat, P p climbs into the truck to lick ice cream off of the floor. He ends up riding through the streets of Paris, with Lisette, Papa, and her brother Raoul trying to catch up with him to bring him back home. It's no surprise that P p gets into trouble, but it is a surprise of where he ends up, and just who saves P P ON THE CHAMPS LYS E .

Flora is all dressed up to be a flower girl, but doesn't really know why. What was everyone doing at the church today? Who were all those people? She was a little nervous Did Corrine, Donald, or Moses know? No one else thought to explain it to her until Grandma came by and talked to her about marriage This book is in color illustrations and verse, with heart and humor, for all ages to enjoy. Grammar school reading level.