Cunningham, Biscuit and the Ghost of Captain Nichols - Jones, Emory
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Embark on a whimsical adventure with Cunningham the pig and his loyal friend, Biscuit the goat, as they team up with a benevolent ally, The Ghost of Captain Nichols. In this fun tale, the three embark on a quest to find Miss Judy's cherished earring, lost during a school field trip to Hardman Farm State Historic Site. Amidst the chaos, the teacher suspects poor Biscuit of stealing this treasured heirloom. As twilight descends, a motley crew of woodland creatures, including astute blue jays, resourceful squirrels, a cunning raccoon, and even a cantankerous woodpecker, join forces with our…mehr

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Embark on a whimsical adventure with Cunningham the pig and his loyal friend, Biscuit the goat, as they team up with a benevolent ally, The Ghost of Captain Nichols. In this fun tale, the three embark on a quest to find Miss Judy's cherished earring, lost during a school field trip to Hardman Farm State Historic Site. Amidst the chaos, the teacher suspects poor Biscuit of stealing this treasured heirloom. As twilight descends, a motley crew of woodland creatures, including astute blue jays, resourceful squirrels, a cunning raccoon, and even a cantankerous woodpecker, join forces with our ghostly guide to help. Together, they scour the farm in a race against time to uncover the truth. Can they find the earring and restore Biscuit's reputation? This delightful children's book weaves a narrative that celebrates the virtues of honesty and the unbreakable bonds of friendship.
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Emory Jones grew up in White County, Georgia, in the southern Appalachians. He has been the Southeastern editor for Farm Journal magazine and Executive Vice President at an Atlanta-based advertising agency. Emory interviewed and wrote about farmers while visiting all fifty states during his career. He has authored eight other books, including White County 101, Zipping Through Georgia on a Goat-Powered Time Machine, Memories Etched in Pott'ry, Heart of a Co-Op-The Habersham EMC Story, Distant Voices-The Story of the Nacoochee Valley Indian Mound, Helen 101, Valley Voices, and The Valley Where They Danced. Emory has also written and had four plays produced based on his books. He and his wife, Judy, live on Yonah Mountain near Cleveland, Georgia.