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Return To Howliday Inn James Howe

Return To Howliday Inn von James Howe

Return To Howliday Inn James Howe


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Zusammenfassung

The fifth in an hilarious six-book animal adventure series about the Monroe family's rather unusual pets - Harold, the wise old wolfhound, Chester the devious moggy, Howie, the wiry dachshund - and Bunnicula, the cutest little
vampire bunny . . .

Return To Howliday Inn Zusammenfassung

Return To Howliday Inn: Book 5 James Howe

Harold, Chester and Howie are going back. Back to the dreaded 'Howliday Inn'. As if life weren't enough of a struggle! On arrival, the pets are introduced to a whole new set of residents, and a surprise invisible guest too! To Chester's delight, and Harold's horror, there appears to be a ghost staying at Chateau Bow Wow, too. But is 'Rosebud' really a ghost, or is she part of an elaborate ruse on the part of one unhappy resident, to escape the gates of Howliday Inn, and find his long-lost master? One thing's for sure, only Chester, Harold and Howie can get to the bottom of this one!

Über James Howe

James Howe's debut book, Bunnicula, first published in the States in 1979 where it has received great acclaim and been the basis of a popular TV special. James lives in New York with Zoey, his daughter from his second marriage.
David Melling illustrated the popular Iggy Pig series, and is gaining a strong reputation for his picture books, including the successful Jump In! with Ian Whybrow. David lives in Oxfordshire with his Croatian wife.

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GOR005689128
9780340778258
0340778253
Return To Howliday Inn: Book 5 James Howe
Gebraucht - Gut Gelesen
Broschiert
Hachette Children's Group
2000-07-20
128
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