A Tiny Tale of Friendship and Finding What's Lost

Suki's favourite toy mouse has lost its squeak. Suki goes on a quest around the house to "find" the squeak.
A lost and found story where a character helps a friend, built on onomatopoeia and the repetitive question, "Do you have my squeak?"

The Lost Squeak is a heartwarming and beautifully illustrated story about perseverance, friendship, and the joy of a parent's helping hand. Perfect for bedtime reading, it will have young listeners squeezing their own toys with delight.

Part of the Morning Motivation series - to encourage activity, problem solving and overcoming small challenges. Using powerful verbs, repetition and memorable phrases that a child can join in with, each story ends with the character feeling proud and pleased ready for the day ahead of them.

The Author: Flint Reginald.

Flint resides in the UK, with his wife. She recently gave him over into indentured servitude to two cats Bandit (in the picture, the one on the right) and Rumour (pic on my amazon page). When he is not attending to his new cat masters' needs, he writes fiction stories or reads some. The cats don't appear to care what he writes about; they just like the noise of him typing and as far as he can tell, they cannot read. Flint is thankful to all the people in the world that made computer technology an affordable reality for everyone, without it none of his stories would ever have been told (written).