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    O'malley O'possom

    By Joann Ellen Sisco

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    The animal with the long, hairless tail and the pointed nose knew everything would be all right in the end if he could only find the end. But he was still looking. It must be somewhere here in Wildwood Village, so he would just keep looking and ignoring all the two-legged animals.

    A certain pair of two-legged animals seemed to be everywhere that they werent supposed to be, and if there was trouble or danger anywhere, they would find it. Apparently the girls had not found the end, either, where everything was all right. But dont tell the girls. They are having too much fun!

    Even the gray animal with the pointed nose and hairless tail had something to teach the girls, although he did not know it at the time.

    This is the twelfth book of the Twenty Book Series, Wildwood Village Summer Camp where 25 girls, ages ten to twelve, could spend a summer with each other and the local animals of central Oklahoma.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateApr 24, 2014
    ISBN9781496903426
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    O'malley O'possom
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    Joann Ellen Sisco

    The author has published a number of adult historical fiction books but finds a unique pleasure in creating juveniles designed for little girls. It was fun to relive the real and imagined pleasure of her own childhood with native animals and the woodland's great climbing trees...along with sketching remembered scenes. Toss in a couple dozen "cousins" visiting for the summer, stir in a voracious reader in the form of her great-granddaughter, Madison Ann, and you have a perfect formula for fun. Eight year old Madison is busily accumulating her own ideas and skills, and could there someday be a twin to the adventures of the Wildwood Village Summer?

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