The Case of the Most Ancient Bone - Erickson, John R.
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Hank the Cowdog is on the case in his fiftieth mystery, and it's an extra long, laugh-out-loud adventure! When Hank gets invited, that is, invites himself on an archaeological dig, all he can think about is impressing the head scientist's beautiful lady dog. But Hank's heart isn't the only thing that's about to get stolen! Can the Head of Ranch Security save an ancient buffalo bone from thieves who want to devour the precious artifact and have Hank for dessert? Hear Hank and Little Alfred sing "The Lemonade Song," and while broiling in the summer heat, Hank sings "I'm Burning Up!" This landmark audio is a must-have for all Hank fans!…mehr

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Hank the Cowdog is on the case in his fiftieth mystery, and it's an extra long, laugh-out-loud adventure! When Hank gets invited, that is, invites himself on an archaeological dig, all he can think about is impressing the head scientist's beautiful lady dog. But Hank's heart isn't the only thing that's about to get stolen! Can the Head of Ranch Security save an ancient buffalo bone from thieves who want to devour the precious artifact and have Hank for dessert? Hear Hank and Little Alfred sing "The Lemonade Song," and while broiling in the summer heat, Hank sings "I'm Burning Up!" This landmark audio is a must-have for all Hank fans!
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Autorenporträt
John R. Erickson, a former cowboy and ranch manager, is gifted with a storyteller's knack for spinning a yarn. Through the eyes of Hank the Cowdog, a smelly, smart-aleck Head of Ranch Security, Erickson gives readers a glimpse of daily life on a ranch in the West Texas Panhandle. This series of books and audios is in school libraries across the country, has sold more than 8 million copies, was a Book-of-the-Month Club selection, and has won an Audie for Outstanding Children's Series from the Audio Publisher's Association. Publishers Weekly called Hank a "grassroots publishing phenomena," and USA Today said this is "the best family entertainment in years."