Carol Meadows Livres

Exploring the complexities of love and self-identity, the narrative follows two individuals grappling with their discontent despite their efforts to find happiness elsewhere. It emphasizes that true love cannot be replaced by superficial attractions or idealized versions of ourselves. The story invites reflection on life choices and the realization that what we possess may be more valuable than we perceive. Blending romance with psychological insight, it challenges readers to reconsider their desires and the nature of fulfillment.

The story features a twelve-pound talking dog named Champ, who shares a knack for escapism with the legendary illusionist Harry Houdini. As Champ repeatedly escapes from the backyard, he inspires his owner, Oscar, to join him in seeking thrilling adventures. Their journey highlights themes of friendship and the joy of exploration, showcasing the bond between a boy and his extraordinary pet.

Curiosity drives Luke to uncover the secrets behind heavy metal doors, while Sam remains skeptical, believing their search for hidden treasure is futile. Their differing perspectives set the stage for an adventure filled with mystery and the potential for discovery, challenging their friendship and perceptions of what lies beyond the ordinary.

This book contains a series of stories on a continuum. It is ideal for adult skills/ skills for life teachers and for ESOL teachers.