The Mystery of Jupiter - Williams, Iris M.
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Have you ever been afraid of being kidnapped and taken far, far away from your home? Well that's just what happened to a very beautiful pup named Jupiter. Her beauty caused her to be loved by everyone except for two bad dogs named Neptune and Uranus. Neptune and Uranus plot to get rid of Jupiter because of all the attention she was getting. But the two dogs had no idea what lay ahead of them. They forgot that Jupiter has a brother named Pluto who would stop at nothing to find his sister! 'The Mystery of Jupiter' is the story of Pluto and his sisters Star, Mars and Jupiter. When Jupiter goes…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Have you ever been afraid of being kidnapped and taken far, far away from your home? Well that's just what happened to a very beautiful pup named Jupiter. Her beauty caused her to be loved by everyone except for two bad dogs named Neptune and Uranus. Neptune and Uranus plot to get rid of Jupiter because of all the attention she was getting. But the two dogs had no idea what lay ahead of them. They forgot that Jupiter has a brother named Pluto who would stop at nothing to find his sister! 'The Mystery of Jupiter' is the story of Pluto and his sisters Star, Mars and Jupiter. When Jupiter goes missing, Pluto sets out to find her. On his journey he discovers something wonderful and surprising!
Autorenporträt
The story, The Mystery of Jupiter, came to author Katharine King Hunter one day after she and her students were discussing the planets. One of them said, "Ms. Hunter, you know Pluto is no longer a planet of interest because it is so small. It was decided that it was no longer important." Hunter thought about this for awhile and decided to make Pluto well known again by making him the hero of this story. She had no idea what she would name the book so she asked her son "Ko-Ko', her grandson Tyrell, and her niece Quinita to help her come up with a name. That's when her grandson said, "Call it, The Mystery of Jupiter." Writing and being a great author has always been a dream of Katharine King Hunter. After graduating college at the age of 60, she wrote her first book (a cookbook) and now has completed her second book. The author insists, "This will not be my last!" Hunter wants everyone to know, "No matter how old you are, always follow your dreams!"