Little Cheetah's Shadow author-Matt Sewell Dubuc's soft watercolor-and-pencil illustrations unfold

Dubuc's soft watercolor-and-pencil illustrations unfold as individual scenes--often two per page--that trace Otto's fruitless search and Pio's astonishing growth

Tracing six litters of puppies from birth through eight weeks

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Little Cheetah's Shadow author-Matt Sewell Dubuc's soft watercolor-and-pencil illustrations unfoldLittle Cheetah's shadow is missing. When Little Cheetah finds him and learns that Little Shadow is sad because he never gets to go first, Little Cheetah is happy to switch places. As they travel about their neighborhood, Little Cheetah is surprised to learn how hard it can be to follow. Eventually they decide that walking side by side is much better, and when they go through a scary tunnel on the way home, they discover they can face the dark