From the back cover: The Norman family rescue Hobo from a raccoon trap and decide to keep him after the vet who treats his wound explaines: He's probably just a summer dog. They come up with the summer people, and many get left behind. . . . Adam and Becky Norman have always wished for a dog of their own. [But the lease for their apartment, back home in the city, clearly states NO PETS allowed.] Now they have Hobo, and all of the adventure, mystery --- and love that he brings with him. . . . What will happen to their summer dog when the summer is over?

Contains words and music for the songs Running Free and Hobo and Me.

Avon Camelot; Avon Books, a division of The Hearst Corporation; New York, NY; ISBN; 0-380-01950-7; First Camelot Printing, February, 1978; Third Printing; printed in the U.S.A. Original screenplay copyright © 1978 by Louis Santi publishing. Running Free and Hobo and Me copyright © 1977 Nothing Ventured Company. The songs were composed and recorded by Robin Lamont and Barry Tarallo; produced and arranged by John Miller; produced and conducted by Michael Gibson. This Soft Cover book measures 7½ inches tall by 5-1/8 inches wide by 3/8 inch thick; with a total of 128 numbered pages. The story runs from page 7 to page 119; while the music is on pages 122 to 128.

CONDITION: USED. Covers have a few indentations, and creases. Light edgewear. Corners slightly bumped. Center of spine is scuffed. Spine also has a horizontal crease about 1-3/4 inches down from head, and a very small (about ¼ inch diameter) moisture stain about 2½ inches up from heel. Some inside pages have creases, and upper edges are starting to yellow; else, inside pages are clean and firmly bound. An average GOOD used book.

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