Professor Magillicutty's Dingle-Dangle Guide for Hunting Wild Animals - Blondin, Joanne
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Professor Magillicutty's Dingle-Dangle Guide for Hunting Wild Animals by Joanne Blondin is a fanciful humorous book of letters between the fictious Professor Magillicutty and his fans, questioners, and complainers. One of his fans catches a python instead of a tiger. Another asks about animal allergies and a blue rhinoceros. A complainer has too many pachyderms in his backyard. Expert illustrations by Anne M. C. Chavez draw children into the stories. Professor Magillicutty's Dingle-Dangle Guide for Hunting Wild Animals is suitable for children ages 9 to 12 and youthful adults.

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Professor Magillicutty's Dingle-Dangle Guide for Hunting Wild Animals by Joanne Blondin is a fanciful humorous book of letters between the fictious Professor Magillicutty and his fans, questioners, and complainers. One of his fans catches a python instead of a tiger. Another asks about animal allergies and a blue rhinoceros. A complainer has too many pachyderms in his backyard. Expert illustrations by Anne M. C. Chavez draw children into the stories. Professor Magillicutty's Dingle-Dangle Guide for Hunting Wild Animals is suitable for children ages 9 to 12 and youthful adults.
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Joanne Blondin wrote stories about her outdoor adventures and wanted to put them in a book. Friends told her that no one would be interested because she was not trekking in the Himalayas or Outer Mongolia. Then, a truly remarkable cat walked into her condo. That cat became the heroine of Joanne Blondin's first children's book, Matty, Detective Cat. Matty brought in slices of salami instead of mice; didn't move when a large German Shepard dog only a few feet away barked at her; and begged for chicken from her neighbor while he was barbequing. To emphasize how remarkable Matty was, she added some pretend characters: George and Charlie, arson investigators, Taylor, a chemist and Billy, her neighbor's brother-in-law to her story.