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Call Me Drog
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Call Me Drog
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Call Me Drog

Written by Sue Cowing

Narrated by Lance Fuller

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Bold, crazy and a little bit creepy, Call Me Drog is an unforgettable coming of age story

Parker is a quiet, introverted eleven-year-old boy, stuck in the middle of his parents' divorce, when he stumbles upon Drog, an ugly green puppet left in the rubbish. But Drog is no ordinary puppet; he's a talking, sarcastic, obnoxious puppet...who won't let go of Parker's hand! Worst of all, no one believes that Drog - not Parker - is saying all of the outrageous things that get Parker into trouble…

When his dad threatens to sign him up to the Bradley Military Academy however, Parker finds that Drog is the only one he can talk to - and discovers that some of the things he says aren't all so obnoxious after all.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateNov 7, 2013
ISBN9781471246524
Author

Sue Cowing

Sue Cowing grew up in Galesburg, Illinois, home of Carl Sandburg, but she now lives and writes in Honolulu. Her first love was poetry. She has published two books of poetry, Fire In the Sea: An Anthology of Poetry and Art, which she edited, and My Dog Has Flies: Poetry for Hawaii's Kids, a collection of her own, humorous poems. She currently writes primarily children's fiction and has published poems and stories in Cricket and Spider magazines. You Will Call Me Drog is her debut children's novel.

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    This story is as freaky as it sounds but don't let that put you off. It's funny, exciting, thought provoking and scary in a 'I've got a talking put stuck on my hand' kind of way. Well worth a read, even if you're 32 like me.