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Chicken Noodles - Trickle, Anobious
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Sometimes a big adventure needs a little chicken... Noodles has always been a fearful sort of cat-a chicken, as some would say-sheltered from the outside world by a loving family, living a life most cats only dream about. But when tragedy strikes, Noodles suddenly finds himself lost and alone, wandering aimlessly through a strange city, forced to accept help from the unlikeliest of creatures-an obnoxious little bird who may or may not know what he's doing. Together, the two of them embark on a journey filled with quirky characters, terrifying monsters, exploding mustard, and a clever young…mehr

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Sometimes a big adventure needs a little chicken... Noodles has always been a fearful sort of cat-a chicken, as some would say-sheltered from the outside world by a loving family, living a life most cats only dream about. But when tragedy strikes, Noodles suddenly finds himself lost and alone, wandering aimlessly through a strange city, forced to accept help from the unlikeliest of creatures-an obnoxious little bird who may or may not know what he's doing. Together, the two of them embark on a journey filled with quirky characters, terrifying monsters, exploding mustard, and a clever young girl named Cricket who happens to be in a real pickle of a problem. Her evil uncle, Alabaster Goom, has taken her prisoner and is planning on using her to help him steal a priceless artifact. Can Noodles help Cricket escape the clutches of her uncle before it's too late, or is this less-than-courageous kitty really just a big chicken? Chicken Noodles is a heartwarming and humorous story of loss, life, and love that explores what it means to be part of a family.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Anobious Trickle was born in Santa Barbara, California, and developed a passion for writing at an early age. As a young engineer, his career relocated his family across the country to Huntington, WV where he remains to this day. He is best-known for his children's novel, Chicken Noodles, and is an avid writer of children stories. He lives with his wife and daughter and an assortment of animals, including a dog named Snickers, a box turtle name Hazel, and (of course) a cat named Noodles.