Ranger, the Great Pyrenees, and the adorable skunk, Miss Keys meet on Miss Darlene's sweet twenty-two-acre farm. Keys finds a new home on the farm after her momma, Daffodil, the real stinker, heard that a circus train had pulled into town. Just like that, she trades a skunk's life for the bright lights of being a superstar. The unlikely duo of doggie and skunk grow quite well on the farm, but dream of their own adventurous tale. The two pack a bag and set off to see the world. Soon the news of their travels spreads far and wide, and the best friends take in some amazing sights. That is until one night when the snow sets in and the pair starts yelping for help. Join Ranger and Keys as they learn that home is the best place to be as long as you have your best friend by your side. Join Ranger, the Great Pyrenees, and his skunk friend, Miss Keys as they set off to see the world. News spreads far and wide of the unlikely traveling duo of doggie and skunk. The pair takes in some amazing sights until one night when the snow sets in. A ranch-hand comes to their rescue and sees the pair home.
Along the way, Ranger and Keys learn that home is the best place to be as long as you have your best friend, no matter how unusual, by your side. The Very TALL Tale of Ranger, the Great Pyrenees and His Friend, the Adorable Miss Keys take children off a wacky farm and into the wildly famous, yet zany adventures of an unlikely traveling duo of doggie and skunk. At the heart of the story, children learn that no matter their circumstances life is always better when you have a friend.
This is Book 1 in the Adventures of Ranger and Keys Series. See all Adventures of Ranger and Keys books here.
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Danielle A. Vann grew up in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. As the only child, she loved to write stories and create wild characters. That love of writing sparked her career in journalism. Her career as a news reporter and anchor earned her an Associate Press Award. Her book genres span a wide-range from children's books, fiction, and now non-fiction. Danielle is
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