HENRY ANs MUDGE and the Careful Cousin

"No more kisses, Mudge," Annie said.

"No more kisses, Mudge," Henry said,



Henry is very excited to meet his cousin Annie for the first time.
And Mudge is his dog and excited too.
But when Annie arrives, she is not quite what Henry was expecting.
Playing Frisbee togather made them a good friend.


I love these cute children and a dog!!
Henry and Mudge and the Careful Cousin
著者 : Cynthia Rylant
発売日 : 1994
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