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The book is created by 8-year-old author and illustrator Chloe Milar, and is based on her early experiences moving and adjusting to a new environment. Her other works focus on themes of courage, kindness, friendship, family and home.

You might want to consider this book about the 1952 Crosley Pickup and trailer we bought from Jeff Ackerman, (recognized long-term Crosley owner and enthusiast). My 8 year old daughter, Chloe, published it as she loves the truck so much.

— Timothy HarcourtThe author's father, on the book's Crosley connection

Powel Crosley Jr. was a dreamer, and the nearly 90,000 automobiles he built between 1939 and 1952 are still the stuff of legend. This overdue 92-page UK book from 1998 is far from being a scholarly journal but it does represent the first compilation book of Crosley history, with a special emphasis on the great though nearly-forgotten racing achievements of the Crosley marque. (Strangely, Crosley's famed triumph at the 1950 Sebring endurance race is barely mentioned here.) There are also objective driver reports of a 1950 Crosley station wagon and a 1941 convertible sedan. This is basically a collection of Crosley magazine article reprints, some quite rare. Although much is omitted, there is more than enough to be found here to satisfy Crosley aficionados, auto historians, racing enthusiasts, and those who admire the people who press on in pursuit of their dreams.

— Lou RuganiAmazon reader review