Fenway and Hattie and the Evil Bunny Gang
Fenway and Hattie, Book 2
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Narrateur(s):
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Tara Sands
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Auteur(s):
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Victoria J. Coe
À propos de cet audio
The lovable little dog with a giant personality is back - battling something that may be worse than squirrels!
Life is pretty much a bag of treats when you're an endlessly energetic Jack Russell Terrier. For Fenway, days are filled with important things like defending the Dog Park from wicked squirrels, snuggling with Hattie, and catching up on the neighborhood gossip with the next-door dogs Goldie and Patches. But that all changes the day a fiendish new intruder enters Fenway’s turf: he's fluffy, he twitches evilly, and he smells worse than squirrels....
He's a bunny. An evil bunny. And Fenway can't fathom why, but Hattie adores him. Goldie and Patches warn him that short humans are fickle: sometimes they love a new pet more than an old one. Fenway can't believe his own Hattie would choose another pet over him. But taking matters into his own paws just makes everything worse. Is his heart big enough to accept that Hattie can love another pet too - and is he tough enough to take on an entire gang of evil bunnies?
Get a dog's-eye view of the world in this heartwarming, enthusiastic "tail" about two best friends.
©2017 Victoria J. Coe (P)2021 Listening LibraryCe que les critiques en disent
"In this second in the series, Fenway's girl, Hattie, is caring for a pet rabbit. Fenway regards Evil Bunny as he does the wild backyard rabbits: it's a dangerous threat." (Kirkus Reviews)
"[A]long with amusing pictures of doggy life punctuated with the 'bum-sniffing circle dance' and other interactions with fellow canines, Fenway’s takes on Hattie’s developing relationship with new friends and her progress in learning to take responsibility for her actions provide a rich between-the-lines human plot." (Booklist)