Little Audrey #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeLittle Audrey attends a circus and sneaks past the ticket taker by hiding in a hay cart. When she discovers the elephants are hungry, she trades her fifty-cent piece for candy at Mr. Schmidt's store, planning to use it to feed them. However, an Indian at the store steals her money and chases her through town. Mr. Schmidt pursues the thief and recovers Audrey's money, but when she refuses to give him the fifty-cent piece he bought her candy with, he chases her home, where she finally escapes with her pig.
During a brutal drought, Little Audrey falls asleep at an astronomy lecture and finds herself on a magical journey through the night sky, where she encounters the constellations themselves—including the stubborn Aquarius, who holds the power to end the drought back on Earth. With help from the Twins, a winged horse, and a tough-looking shooting star, Audrey must find a way to convince the reluctant water carrier to bring rain, even if her methods are a little... unconventional.
Little Audrey is determined to catch the Rinkytink Bros. Circus when she accidentally hands over her bus ticket instead of an admission ticket—but when the ringmaster offers her a work-for-entry deal feeding the elephants, her scheme spirals into chaos. Undeterred, Audrey disguises herself as a clown to sneak into the big top, only to find herself caught in the middle of the show's most explosive act.
Little Audrey discovers that a new girl named Jean has moved into the neighborhood and is planning to put on a show—one where Jean expects to be the star. Determined to outshine her competition, Audrey tries her hand at acrobatics, juggling, tightrope walking, and even a fake monkey attraction, each scheme backfiring in her own signature style. When she finally invents ski-skates and takes them for a wild ride down a hill, she accidentally becomes the sensation everyone actually wants to see.
Little Audrey receives her allowance—complete with a piggy bank and a fifty-cent piece—but immediately schemes to spend the money on ice cream and candy instead of saving it. When she sneaks out to Mr. Schmidt's store, a wild dream takes over: an enchanted eagle from the fifty-cent piece comes to life and sweeps her away, forcing her piggy bank to mount a daring rescue. After waking up and realizing it was all a dream, Audrey learns a lesson about the dangers of frivolous spending—though her final promise to her piggy bank comes with a catch.
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