Book Buddies: Ivy Lost and Found

In 'Book Buddies: Ivy Lost and Found,' readers meet Ivy, a beloved doll from librarian Anne's childhood, who is brought to the library to join the 'Book Buddies.' Ivy, however, longs for the past when she was Anne's sole favorite. Simultaneously, Fern is navigating the challenges of spending time with her father and his new family, feeling reluctant to engage with the library or its dolls. The story gently explores themes of change, belonging, and finding comfort in new situations as Ivy and Fern, both feeling a bit lost, discover how to support each other. It's a heartwarming chapter book perfect for children adjusting to new family dynamics or feeling out of place.

When Anne the librarian finds her childhood doll Ivy in the attic, she brings her to the library to join the Book Buddies. But Ivy wants to go back to the way things used to be when she was Anne's favorite toy. Fern, who is spending time with her dad and his new family, doesn't want to go to the library, and she definitely doesn't want to borrow a doll. Can Fern and Ivy find a way to help each other adjust to a world that's changed? -- back cover.