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  • Is the Spaghetti Ready?

    Frank Edwards, John Bianchi

    Paperback (Bungalo Books, Feb. 1, 1998)
    The zoo animals share a spaghetti dinner with the zookeeper
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  • Snowed in at Pokeweed Public

    John Bianchi

    Paperback (Bungalo Books, Oct. 1, 1991)
    A lamb recounts her experiences at school, especially the day everyone was snowed in, and their teacher, Ms. Mugwortz the cow, took charge, organizing games, fixing hayburgers and vegetarian pizza for dinner, entertaining at a mock campfire in the evening, and putting the animal students to bed in the gym.A lamb recounts her experiences at school, especially the day everyone was snowed in, and their teacher, Ms. Mugwortz the cow, took charge, organizing games, fixing dinner, entertaining in the evening, and putting the animal students to bed in the gym
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  • Mortimer Mooner Stopped Taking a Bath

    Frank Edwards, John Bianchi

    Paperback (Bungalo Books, Nov. 1, 1990)
    Day by day, Mortimer, a young pig, keeps getting dirtier and messier
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  • Popchuck's Ghost

    Paul Toffanello

    language (Bungalo Books, July 22, 2013)
    Boisterous Neil and timid Adam, 12-year-old best friends, head off to Camp McAbre for the first time with distinctively different attitudes. Neil is excited by the thought of several days outdoors with a hundred other kids while Adam hates everything about camp except for the presence of attractive schoolmate Ally. Yet as the days go by, Adam becomes a super camper while Neil is dogged by bad luck that puts him in conflict with the creepy camp director, Charles Atrom. A bit of late night sleuthing leads Adam into a series of abandonned mine tunnels and glimpses of a ghost who may be responsible for Adam's troubles.
  • The Artist

    John Bianchi

    Paperback (Bungalo Books, Aug. 1, 1993)
    From the time he was a puppy, Amelio wanted to be a painter, and throughout a long and happy life, in which he used his talents in any way he could to help his family he never gave up the desire
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  • Last of the Tree Ranchers: Bungalo Boys

    John Bianchi

    Paperback (Bungalo Books, June 1, 1986)
    The Bungalo Boys, Curly, Johnny-Bob, Rufus and Little Shorty are four of the wackiest cowboys that ever rode the range. They are ranchers of a different ilk--their herd is made up of trees. In this first of a series, we see the boys rounding up and branding their herd, then protecting them from a wily band of voracious beavers. "It's terrifically funny…wonderful fun…I laughed aloud when I was reading it and I know that children will enjoy it." - CBC Morningside
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  • Bushmen Brouhaha: Bungalo Boys

    John Bianchi

    Paperback (Bungalo Books, Oct. 1, 1987)
    In Bushmen Brouhaha, the Bungalo Boys hit the Serengeti Plain in a silly safari to match their tree farm antics. Working with African "bushmen", they capture a "Tanzanian Elephant Tree" and subdue the unruly blue-nosed baboons. "Bushmmen Brouhaha is fun--especially to look at." - Quill & Quire
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  • Mortimer Mooner Makes Lunch

    Frank Edwards, John Bianchi

    Paperback (Bungalo Books, March 1, 1995)
    When the Mooner family oversleeps, Mortimer has fun creating a last-minute lunch for his father by coming up with a sandwich of peanut butter, pickles, and cheese
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  • Grandma Mooner Lost Her Voice!

    Frank Edwards, John Bianchi

    Paperback (Bungalo Books, Oct. 1, 1992)
    Mortimer and Melody Mooner wonder how Grandma will perform her grandmotherly duties without her prized voice as they search her favorite haunts--from the opera house to the hockey rink--for clues, finding all sorts of interesting junk instead.
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  • New at the Zoo

    Frank Edwards, John Bianchi

    Paperback (Bungalo Books, Feb. 1, 1998)
    When a frog arrives at the zoo, the other animals are too busy to play with him because they are on the way to a party
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  • Close Up: Microscopic photographs of everyday stuff

    Frank Edwards

    Paperback (Bungalo Books, Oct. 1, 1992)
    Close Up: Microscopic Photographs of Everyday Stuff is a book that lets you explore the world around you through the "eyes" of a scanning electron microscope--a machine that can take people a million times closer to a whole lot of really small things.
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  • Flight of the Space Quester: Bungalo Boys

    John Bianchi

    Paperback (Bungalo Books, April 1, 1993)
    The Bungalo Boys have been observers of the celestial void for many years. Now it is time to put their knowledge as amateur astronomers to good use. Tomorrow, they will ride one of the Earth's most exciting space vehicles: the Space Quester!
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