My Friend Andy

<p>A carefully-observed story that challenges us to re-evaluate perceptions of homelessness from debut author-illustrator Emma Chinnery.<br><br>Everyday, little dog Fluffy walks through the city with Mum and Lilly. And everyday, they walk past Andy. But they are never allowed to play with him. Until one day, Fluffy gets lost, and this changes forever. With the help of Andy and his Dad, Fluffy searches high and low for Lilly. But will they ever be reunited?<br><br>Told through Fluffy's eyes, this book brilliantly grasps a child-like naivety that questions what is and encourages us to imagine what should be. With her stunning watercolour illustrations, Emma Chinnery shows her mastery at capturing the nuances of everyday life in this simple - yet poignant - story about the blossoming friendship of two dogs living in the same city. Alongside <i>Way Home </i>by Libby Hathorn and Gregory Rogers, <i>Milo Imagines the World </i>by Matt de la Peña and Christian Robinson, and <i>King of the Sky</i> by Nicola Davies and Laura Carlin, <i>My Friend Andy </i>is the ideal book to help children build empathy and understanding for those around us.</p>