Love Finds a Way - by Vern Kousky (Hardcover)

About the Book

"Oscar the [owl] is worried that one day love will find him. After all, there's a scurry of friendly squirrels in the forest who just can't help showering him with affection. Determined to keep it--and them-- away, he gets a scruffy guard dog and names him Brutus.Brutus quickly learns to growl and bark and chase. And he becomes a very good guard dog. So Oscar gives him a friendly scratch. Then a tasty treat. And soon, growling and barking and chasing aren't Brutus's only jobs. There's also fetching sticks--and keeping Oscar company"--

Book Synopsis

For fans of Love Is My Favorite Thing and I Need a Hug comes a sweet story about the healing power of love. Perfect for Valentine's Day and beyond!

Sometimes your best friend is only a tail wag away!

Oscar the bird is worried that one day love will find him. After all, there's a scurry of friendly squirrels in the forest who just can't help showering him with affection. Determined to keep it -- and them -- away, he gets a scruffy guard dog and names him Brutus.

Brutus quickly learns to growl and bark and chase. And he becomes a very good guard dog. So Oscar gives him a friendly scratch. Then a tasty treat. And soon, growling and barking and chasing aren't Brutus's only jobs. There's also fetching sticks . . . and keeping Oscar company . . .

And maybe even teaching Oscar a thing or two about love.

From the creator of the beloved Harold the Bear series, Love Finds a Way is a joyous and heartwarming celebration of friendship and the power of love.

Review Quotes

A Kids' Indie Next List Pick!

"An adorable and heartwarming tale of love and friendship." --School Library Journal

"A smile-eliciting story that champions love and friendship." --Kirkus Reviews

About the Author

Vern Kousky lives outside of Philadelphia, where he spends his days walking in the woods, tending to his plants, and trying his best to befriend the neighborhood squirrels. He is the author-illustrator of I See You, Sad Bear; the Harold the Bear books; Milo Is Missing Something; and Lawrence: The Bunny Who Wanted to Be Naked. He is also the creator of The Blue Songbird and Otto the Owl Who Loved Poetry. vernkousky.com / @vernkousky