The Man-Goat of Camp Cornelius - Dodd, Quentin
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All towns have secrets. Weird towns have weirder secrets. Welcome to the weirdest town of them all. Randall Stout moves with his family to a new town, and soon discovers that he's now living right in the center of the Indiana Rhombus. (It's similar to the Bermuda Triangle, but shaped like a rhombus. And in Indiana.) Here, there are strange things around every corner: The Faceless Farmer of Hubbard County. The Courthouse Phantom. The Wallace Point Mystery Spot. The Luminous Pork Tenderloin. But none of them are as strange as the Man-Goat of Camp Cornelius. The Man-Goat is legendary, he's…mehr

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All towns have secrets. Weird towns have weirder secrets. Welcome to the weirdest town of them all. Randall Stout moves with his family to a new town, and soon discovers that he's now living right in the center of the Indiana Rhombus. (It's similar to the Bermuda Triangle, but shaped like a rhombus. And in Indiana.) Here, there are strange things around every corner: The Faceless Farmer of Hubbard County. The Courthouse Phantom. The Wallace Point Mystery Spot. The Luminous Pork Tenderloin. But none of them are as strange as the Man-Goat of Camp Cornelius. The Man-Goat is legendary, he's unexplainable, and for some reason he's in a very bad mood. He's on a rampage, and no one in town is safe from his vengeance or his terrible, terrible smell. To stop him, Randall and his new friends have to unravel a mystery that dates back to the founding of the town. That is, if they can avoid sinister scientists, feral cheerleaders, and the Man-Goat of Camp Cornelius himself!
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Quentin Dodd is the award-winning author of Beatnik Rutabagas from Beyond the Stars, Tommy Frasier and the Planet of the Slugs, and many other books with even more bizarre titles. A lifelong fan of cheesy monster movies and used bookstores, Quentin tries to write the books he always wanted to read but could never find.