Little Audrey #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeLittle Audrey operates a lemonade stand to help poor orphans, and when a customer complains about looking miserable, she generously gives him free lemonade and keeps the change. In separate stories, Audrey gets dirty footprints on the bed and uses a home laundry machine to wash the bedspread, accidentally overfilling it with soap. Finally, Audrey tricks her father out of ten dollars by claiming they're hidden in the steps, then uses the money to buy a soda while he waits for an important phone call she promises to answer—but instead leaves the house, forcing him to rush home just as the call comes through.
When Audrey decides that she and her friend Patches should raise money for a fund to help poor orphans, the two set out to earn some cash through honest work—but their lemonade stand scheme takes a turn when they play up their "poor little children" act a bit too convincingly. What follows is a hilarious series of misadventures as their deception spirals out of control and catches the attention of some very sympathetic (and protective) grown-ups. By the time the dust settles, Audrey learns that there's a real difference between a good deed and pulling a fast one.
Audrey and her dog Patches promise their parents they'll be good while left home alone—and earn a special present if they succeed. After a run-in with a stray kitten leaves muddy footprints on the bedspread, the resourceful pair attempts to clean up their mess using the family's washing machine, only to discover that good intentions don't always lead to spotless results.
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