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By Brian Basset

Step into a time ... where a bicycle means freedom ... where a scraped knee comes from climbing a tree, not from banging into the computer's keyboard tray ... where technology is embraced, but cell phones and the Internet don't dictate our lives ... where P.C. stands for "polite and courteous" ... where your best friend had four legs, a tail and drools ... where a dollar is a lot of money and houses are affordable ... and where loyalty is unquestioned and friendship is forever. Step into "Red and Rover."


Meet the Characters

Red

A 10-year-old with dreams of going into space one day. Red loves baseball and model rocketry, but most of all his dog, Rover, whom he considers his best friend, confidant, and guardian angel--especially whenever brother Martin is lurking nearby.

Rover

A mutt with mostly Lab in him. Rover is cool, calm and collected--unless a squirrel is within earshot--and unfalteringly loyal to Red, who not only found him a home, but found his tickle spot.

Martin

A 17-year-old who considers himself too "cool" to be seen with his little brother. Martin has his bedroom in the basement, irons his hair to get it to lie straight, and likes the Stones over The Beatles.

Mom and Dad

Carol is a part-time community college administrator, full-time mom (you do the math) and baker of the best dang fudge brownies known to man or beast. Charlie is an aerospace engineer and world-class tinkerer particularly good at handing out "Dadisms." His favorite pastimes include bowling and barbecuing; he also hopes to own a motor home some day.
 

 
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