Lost in Bermooda

Bermooda has no "outsiders," and most prefer to keep it that way. That is, until Chuck ventures into the boneyard alone and discovers a young human boy who has been washed up unconscious on the sandbar! The young boy's name is Dakota and doesn't seem as scary as Chuck thought humans should be. Chuck decides to "cow-mouflage" Dakota to pass as a bovine in town. Dakota and Chuck become fast friends, but trouble is brewing and Dakota's true identity is at risk of being discovered. In the end, Chuck's family adopts Dakota as their own calf.

Mike Litwin is the illustrator of the New York Times bestselling My Name Is Not Isabella and Isabella: Girl on the Go. He lives in Greenville, North Carolina, with his wife, three daughters, and son. www.mikelitwin.com Mike Litwin is the illustrator of the New York Times bestselling My Name Is Not Isabella and Isabella: Girl on the Go. He lives in Greenville, North Carolina, with his wife, three daughters, and son. www.mikelitwin.com