Mo's Best Friend

A heartwarming tale about a stone-age girl and her friendship with a wild beast, ultimately leading to the first bond with a dog in Mo's Best Friend.

In Mo's Best Friend, readers are introduced to a charming stone-age family navigating life in a world filled with wild beasts. When young Mo encounters a little wild creature, her family is understandably alarmed. They have always been taught that wild beasts pose significant dangers, and Mo's newfound friendship raises concerns about safety and the unknown. However, as the story unfolds, it becomes clear that this wild beast may hold the key to something much greater than fear and misunderstanding.

As the narrative progresses, the wild beast proves to be more than just a creature of the wild. When baby Babba finds himself in peril from a hungry lynx, the wild beast steps in, showcasing loyalty and bravery that surprises everyone. This pivotal moment shifts the family's perspective, leading them to reconsider their beliefs about wild animals and the possibility of friendship. The bond that develops between Mo and her new companion is heartwarming, showing that love and loyalty can transcend instinctive fears.

Inspired by real prehistoric cave art and a remarkable discovery of a child's footprint next to a dog's pawprint in the Chauvet cave, Mo's Best Friend offers a delightful glimpse into a time long ago. This story captures the essence of friendship and the transformative power of love, reminding us that sometimes the most unexpected relationships can lead to profound changes in our lives.