"Rick and Ruddy: The Story of a Boy and His Dog" by Howard Roger Garis is a heartwarming tale that explores the connection between a young boy and his dog. The story begins with Rick, who dreams of having a dog, and Ruddy, a red setter puppy who gets lost in a terrible storm. The plot emphasizes the happiness of childhood and the value of companionship, chronicling their journey toward friendship and loyalty, highlighting both Rick's longing for a friend and Ruddy's search for a safe home. The tone of the book is designed to evoke feelings of warmth and enthusiasm in its readers, as it documents the beautiful start of an incredible friendship.
Rick and Ruddy: The Story of a Boy and His Dog
By Howard Roger Garis
A boy's wish for a dog and a puppy's search for a safe place intertwine, leading to the start of an unforgettable friendship.
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