Tails From The Park - Hammill, Tim
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Meet Max, a cat who tells stories, collected in a series of humorous, adventure tales full of laughter, tenderness, and escapes in Tails From The Park. Max has an abundance of hereditary feline curiosity. What starts out as innocent exploration often leads to unintended escapades. He lives with his human Mom and Dad in a mobile home park where life is simple, unless you are a cat. Full of colorful characters whose sentiments can turn Max from quiet napping intermission to extraordinary mayhem each story sets its own pace. Best of all, you'll discover Maxitude. Max has a way of telling which is full of curiosity and vigor. Life is best with Maxitude.…mehr

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Meet Max, a cat who tells stories, collected in a series of humorous, adventure tales full of laughter, tenderness, and escapes in Tails From The Park. Max has an abundance of hereditary feline curiosity. What starts out as innocent exploration often leads to unintended escapades. He lives with his human Mom and Dad in a mobile home park where life is simple, unless you are a cat. Full of colorful characters whose sentiments can turn Max from quiet napping intermission to extraordinary mayhem each story sets its own pace. Best of all, you'll discover Maxitude. Max has a way of telling which is full of curiosity and vigor. Life is best with Maxitude.
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Tim Hammill has been a storyteller all his life. A few years ago, he came across two characters that he has come to know and wants the world to know. Max the cat, a trailer park feline who causes alot of trouble. Then there's Rebecca Stone a twenty-something girl detective who has the gift of second sight. Which helps her find stuff. She also has the help of her Great Aunt Nancy, who is a ghost. Both live in Ocean Beach CA a strangely wonderful place. Where Mr. Hammill grew up. Tim has said that he doesn't think of myself as a terribly interesting person, but he has stumbled thru some interesting times, and situations namely in the 60s. Not to mention many very interesting people.