Droogledots - The Rescue: The Rescue

More adventures of Arlie The Bullfrog. Arlie has gone walk-about without telling anyone where he was going. Now the Droogledot family is worried. Where is Arlie? And, Wilbur duck has to make a tough decision. Will he fly home with his family or choose to stay with the Droogledots?

This book teaches a lesson about being responsible for your actions. To think before acting on an impulse and how to make well-thought-out decisions.

Born in England during WWII, Susan grew up in a world of great danger and uncertainty, but strength of community helped her family and the families around her survive. When a neighbor's house was destroyed by a bomb, the displaced family became part of Susan's family. In time, three more families also moved in. The children played outside in the garden when it was safe. They created their own games using imagination, making secret hideouts in the bushes, and tents from the sheets hanging on the washing line. Toys were rare but creativity thrived. As an extended family, they shared what little they had, but were greatly rewarded with the support of others who helped care for and encourage them through difficult times. Susan came to the USA in 1965 and became a citizen. She worked in accounting until almost retirement, then started writing children's books. Susan created the Droogledot family to help as reminders about the behaviors that we all value but sometimes forget in a busy technology-driven world: sharing, caring for others, bravery and self esteem. The Droogledots also tackle issues such as the need to respect boundaries, jealousy and bullying with story lines that both teach and delight.