Tales from Deckawoo Drive Volume 1-6 Books Collection Set By Kate DiCamillo and Illustrated By Chris Van Dusen

Introduction 

The Tales from Deckawoo Drive Collection by Kate DiCamillo, illustrated by Chris Van Dusen, is a delightful six-book series that follows the quirky and heartwarming adventures of characters from DiCamillo's Mercy Watson series. Each story focuses on a resident of Deckawoo Drive, delivering laughter, life lessons, and a touch of whimsy, with colourful illustrations that bring the neighbourhood to life.

Titles in this Set 

Dusen Leroy Ninker Saddles Up:
Francine Poulet Meets the Ghost Raccoon:
Where Are You Going, Baby Lincoln?:
Eugenia Lincoln and the Unexpected Package:
Stella Endicott and the Anything-Is-Possible Poem:
Franklin Endicott and the Third Key:

Description 

• Leroy Ninker Saddles Up: Leroy, a small man with big dreams of being a cowboy, finally finds his perfect steed, Maybelline—a horse with a love for marshmallows. With plenty of humor, Leroy learns that being a cowboy takes more than just a hat and boots.

• Francine Poulet Meets the Ghost Raccoon: Francine Poulet, an animal control officer and fearless heroine, encounters her biggest challenge yet—a ghostly raccoon. Filled with unexpected twists, Francine’s courage and resilience are tested in this hilarious adventure.

• Where Are You Going, Baby Lincoln?: Tired of being bossed around, Baby Lincoln sets off on a "necessary journey" of self-discovery, encountering unique friends and new experiences along the way. This touching tale shows that it’s never too late to discover who you really are.

• Eugenia Lincoln and the Unexpected Package: The no-nonsense Eugenia Lincoln receives a mysterious package, sparking a series of surprising and heartfelt events. This story reminds us that surprises can sometimes be just what we need to shake up our lives.

• Stella Endicott and the Anything-Is-Possible Poem: Young Stella discovers the power of poetry and imagination in an unexpected adventure with her classmate. A beautiful tale about creativity, friendship, and the magic of storytelling.

• Franklin Endicott and the Third Key: Franklin Endicott, a cautious and fearful boy, is drawn into a mysterious puzzle involving a third key, challenging him to face his fears and step outside his comfort zone in ways he never thought possible.

Each of these charming, humorous stories offers readers a gentle moral, a sprinkle of adventure, and a world where neighbors care for one another, celebrating individuality, friendship, and the joy of everyday life.