Madison - Catucci, Susan Erickson
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HOW CAN THIS BE?Yesterday was just a typical day in the life of little Madison, a Corgi who lives with her family in a little blue house. She considers herself to be one of the luckiest animals within her world - even if she has to share the little blue house with Whiskers, a cat who tends to be grouchy and awfully prickly most of the time. But today, everything has changed! Madison has discovered she is not like the other animals around her. She is missing something and she needs to know why.HOW CAN THIS BE?And she hopes to find the answer.

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HOW CAN THIS BE?Yesterday was just a typical day in the life of little Madison, a Corgi who lives with her family in a little blue house. She considers herself to be one of the luckiest animals within her world - even if she has to share the little blue house with Whiskers, a cat who tends to be grouchy and awfully prickly most of the time. But today, everything has changed! Madison has discovered she is not like the other animals around her. She is missing something and she needs to know why.HOW CAN THIS BE?And she hopes to find the answer.
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Susan E Catucci has lived the majority of her life in the Northeast, mainly in Weston, CT. She has been creating most of her life, writing stories, illustrating, cartooning, painting and working as a court reporter, which not only served to improve her spelling and grammar skills, also provided some income and life experience while she pursued her passion, art. She presently resides in North Palm Beach with her husband, Peter, while her son, Maximillian, resides a short distance away.Susie is a wonderful friend who gave me one of my greatest gifts - an idea, a title born of the love of a little Corgi named Madison, that inspired me to put her on paper and share her with others because she had something valuable to say about an important lesson learned.