Toby only meant to sneak one piece of bacon.
But one small bad decision leads to another, and before long, Duke and Toby find themselves in trouble all over the farm. From muddy messes to barn accidents to a frightening chase deep into the woods, the two dogs begin to learn that even good hearts can make bad choices sometimes.
When Toby becomes lost and alone in the dark forest, he discovers something even more important than staying out of trouble: no matter how far we wander or how many mistakes we make, love never stops looking for us.
Filled with warmth, humor, and emotional honesty, Duke and Toby Get In Trouble is a beautifully illustrated story about consequences, forgiveness, responsibility, and the comfort of coming home.
Perfect for children ages 4–10, dog lovers, and families who enjoy heartfelt stories with meaningful life lessons.
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Alain Grandemange is an author, editor, and photographer whose work is rooted in quiet moments, meaningful connections, and the beauty of everyday life. Drawing inspiration from rural living, nature, and the rhythms of home, his stories invite readers to slow down, notice more, and find meaning in simple truths.His children's books are known for their emotional depth, gentle wisdom, and thoughtful storytelling. Rather than offering easy answers, Alain's stories explore empathy, resilience, curiosity, and the importance of presence-encouraging young readers to reflect, feel, and grow alongside the characters. Each book carries a message children need to hear, wrapped in warmth, honesty, and care.As a photographer and visual storyteller, Alain brings a keen eye for detail and atmosphere to his work, often blending words and imagery to create immersive, comforting worlds. Whether writing for children or creating visual art, his goal remains the same: to create work that feels sincere, lasting, and deeply human.Alain lives in rural Virginia, where the landscape, animals, and daily moments of country life continue to shape and inspire his creative work.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Some days seem to go wrong from the very beginning.After Toby gives in to the temptation of stealing a piece of bacon, one mistake leads to another for him and Duke. A spilled oil pan in the barn, muddy paw prints through the house, hurt feelings, guilt, frustration, and finally a frightening chase deep into the woods leave the two dogs wondering if they've ruined everything.But Duke and Toby Get In Trouble is not really a story about bad dogs.It is a story about bad days.Set on a quiet Shenandoah Valley farm, this emotionally rich installment in the beloved Duke & Toby series explores the complicated feelings children experience when they make mistakes and disappoint the people they love. Through gentle storytelling and cinematic illustrations, young readers learn that poor choices, accidents, impulsive decisions, and difficult emotions are all part of growing up.More importantly, they learn that being loved does not mean being perfect.As Toby finds himself lost and alone in the dark woods, he begins to understand how quickly small decisions can carry us far away from where we intended to be. Yet even in fear and regret, the story reminds children of something deeply important: love continues searching for us, even on our worst days.Written with warmth, emotional honesty, and compassion, Duke and Toby Get In Trouble encourages conversations about: consequences and accountabilityguilt and emotional regulationforgiveness and second chancesimpulsive behavior and self-controlfamily connection and unconditional lovelearning and growing from mistakesPerfect for children ages 4-10, parents, teachers, counselors, therapists, and dog lovers alike, this heartfelt story reassures young readers that mistakes do not define who they are. What matters most is learning, growing, and knowing that home, love, and forgiveness are still waiting for them at the end of even the hardest day. One stolen piece of bacon leads to a day of trouble for two dogs. Lost and alone, they discover that even on the worst days, love and forgiveness are never far behind. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781971714554
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Some days seem to go wrong from the very beginning.After Toby gives in to the temptation of stealing a piece of bacon, one mistake leads to another for him and Duke. A spilled oil pan in the barn, muddy paw prints through the house, hurt feelings, guilt, frustration, and finally a frightening chase deep into the woods leave the two dogs wondering if they've ruined everything.But Duke and Toby Get In Trouble is not really a story about bad dogs.It is a story about bad days.Set on a quiet Shenandoah Valley farm, this emotionally rich installment in the beloved Duke & Toby series explores the complicated feelings children experience when they make mistakes and disappoint the people they love. Through gentle storytelling and cinematic illustrations, young readers learn that poor choices, accidents, impulsive decisions, and difficult emotions are all part of growing up.More importantly, they learn that being loved does not mean being perfect.As Toby finds himself lost and alone in the dark woods, he begins to understand how quickly small decisions can carry us far away from where we intended to be. Yet even in fear and regret, the story reminds children of something deeply important: love continues searching for us, even on our worst days.Written with warmth, emotional honesty, and compassion, Duke and Toby Get In Trouble encourages conversations about: consequences and accountabilityguilt and emotional regulationforgiveness and second chancesimpulsive behavior and self-controlfamily connection and unconditional lovelearning and growing from mistakesPerfect for children ages 4-10, parents, teachers, counselors, therapists, and dog lovers alike, this heartfelt story reassures young readers that mistakes do not define who they are. What matters most is learning, growing, and knowing that home, love, and forgiveness are still waiting for them at the end of even the hardest day. One stolen piece of bacon leads to a day of trouble for two dogs. Lost and alone, they discover that even on the worst days, love and forgiveness are never far behind. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781971714554
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Some days seem to go wrong from the very beginning.After Toby gives in to the temptation of stealing a piece of bacon, one mistake leads to another for him and Duke. A spilled oil pan in the barn, muddy paw prints through the house, hurt feelings, guilt, frustration, and finally a frightening chase deep into the woods leave the two dogs wondering if they've ruined everything.But Duke and Toby Get In Trouble is not really a story about bad dogs.It is a story about bad days.Set on a quiet Shenandoah Valley farm, this emotionally rich installment in the beloved Duke & Toby series explores the complicated feelings children experience when they make mistakes and disappoint the people they love. Through gentle storytelling and cinematic illustrations, young readers learn that poor choices, accidents, impulsive decisions, and difficult emotions are all part of growing up.More importantly, they learn that being loved does not mean being perfect.As Toby finds himself lost and alone in the dark woods, he begins to understand how quickly small decisions can carry us far away from where we intended to be. Yet even in fear and regret, the story reminds children of something deeply important: love continues searching for us, even on our worst days.Written with warmth, emotional honesty, and compassion, Duke and Toby Get In Trouble encourages conversations about: consequences and accountabilityguilt and emotional regulationforgiveness and second chancesimpulsive behavior and self-controlfamily connection and unconditional lovelearning and growing from mistakesPerfect for children ages 4-10, parents, teachers, counselors, therapists, and dog lovers alike, this heartfelt story reassures young readers that mistakes do not define who they are. What matters most is learning, growing, and knowing that home, love, and forgiveness are still waiting for them at the end of even the hardest day. One stolen piece of bacon leads to a day of trouble for two dogs. Lost and alone, they discover that even on the worst days, love and forgiveness are never far behind. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781971714554
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Some days seem to go wrong from the very beginning.After Toby gives in to the temptation of stealing a piece of bacon, one mistake leads to another for him and Duke. A spilled oil pan in the barn, muddy paw prints through the house, hurt feelings, guilt, frustration, and finally a frightening chase deep into the woods leave the two dogs wondering if they've ruined everything.But Duke and Toby Get In Trouble is not really a story about bad dogs.It is a story about bad days.Set on a quiet Shenandoah Valley farm, this emotionally rich installment in the beloved Duke & Toby series explores the complicated feelings children experience when they make mistakes and disappoint the people they love. Through gentle storytelling and cinematic illustrations, young readers learn that poor choices, accidents, impulsive decisions, and difficult emotions are all part of growing up.More importantly, they learn that being loved does not mean being perfect.As Toby finds himself lost and alone in the dark woods, he begins to understand how quickly small decisions can carry us far away from where we intended to be. Yet even in fear and regret, the story reminds children of something deeply important: love continues searching for us, even on our worst days.Written with warmth, emotional honesty, and compassion, Duke and Toby Get In Trouble encourages conversations about:consequences and accountabilityguilt and emotional regulationforgiveness and second chancesimpulsive behavior and self-controlfamily connection and unconditional lovelearning and growing from mistakesPerfect for children ages 4-10, parents, teachers, counselors, therapists, and dog lovers alike, this heartfelt story reassures young readers that mistakes do not define who they are. What matters most is learning, growing, and knowing that home, love, and forgiveness are still waiting for them at the end of even the hardest day. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781971714554
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Duke And Toby Get In Trouble | Grandemange | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Alandrea Publishing | EAN 9781971714554 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 135373027
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