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Books with title CATASTROPHE

  • What a Catastrophe!

    Wayne Campbell, Eileen Christelow

    Hardcover (Bradbury Pr, March 1, 1991)
    A young boy relates what happens when he brings a frog home for breakfast, and the reader is invited to choose the ending of the story
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  • What a Catastrophe!

    Wayne Campbell, Allan Stomann

    Paperback (Scholastic Australia Pty Ltd, June 30, 1991)
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  • Christmas Catastrophe

    by Geronimo Stilton

    Paperback (by Geronimo Stilton, July 12, 2009)
    Paperback
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  • The Cat-Astrophe

    Katherine Kearney Maynard

    Paperback (AuthorHouse, Sept. 9, 2013)
    When word gets out that a girl likes cats, her house is suddenly invaded by all kinds of kitties. The Cat-astrophe! Written in verse, this story hilariously details the "cat-aract" of active cats and their antics. They play with cat-apults, turn cat-wheels, sit in catty-corners and cat-nap in sun spots. They sing with the girl, help comb her hair, and she learns how to care for her cat friends. This delightful book for children who love animals offers a poetic cat-tharsis to all those who empathize with and appreciate the feline world of kitty humor.
  • The Ratastrophe Catastrophe

    David Lee Stone

    Paperback (Disney-Hyperion, Feb. 2, 2006)
    Diek Wutspah is a normal shepard boy. That is until a dark, evil magic roots itself within him instilling him with the power to charm man and beast with his magic flute. When the ancient town of Illmoor is plagued by an infestation of giant rats, Diek offers to lead the rodents to their doom. But when the dim-witted Duke of Illmoor refuses to reward him, Diek seeks revenge by kidnapping the town's children. Just when it seems the children are gone for good, a team of misfit mercenaries - Groan, a buck-toothed Giant, Gordo, a wise-cracking dwarf, and Tambor, a has-been sorcerer - set out on a bumbling journey to stop Diek, and save the children. But will it be too late?
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  • The Ratastrophe Catastrophe

    David Lee Stone

    Hardcover (Hodder Childrens Book, May 31, 2003)
    The Ratastrophe Catastrophe: (The Illmoor Chronicles)
  • Cable Car to Catastrophe

    Robert M. Quackenbush

    Library Binding (Prentice Hall, March 1, 1982)
    The police are baffled by an eerie robbery, but Miss Mallard interrupts her ski vacation in the Alps to track down the Ski Mask Burglar
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  • It's a Catastrophe

    Sibel Hodge, Leos Ng Okita

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Nov. 19, 2012)
    For Disney story lovers everywhere! Think Cats & Dogs meets Toy Story… Warning! Contains fur-raising adventure, wacky characters, laugh out loud comedy, and heart-warming drama. The cats at Briarswood Cottage are lucky. After being rescued from the local Cats’ Home by Ma Katz, they live out their days in luxury under the watchful eye of Buster, the mogfather. But all that’s about to change… When the local mayor announces that the cat population is spreading a deadly disease, their lives are in mortal danger. There’s no time to paws! Somehow, Ma’s moggies have to organize all the neighbourhood cats to unite as one, getting their claws stuck in to prove their innocence and save each other from certain death. Can they put aside jealous rivalry and tomcat turf wars to work together as a team and save catkind from extinction? It’s a Catastrophe is a hilarious hairball of a read for ages 8 to 108!
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  • The Ratastrophe Catastrophe

    David Lee Stone, Robert Llewellyn

    Audio Cassette (Listening Library (Audio), Oct. 12, 2004)
    The Duke of Dulwich is in distress--several reports are coming in that the city is beginning to be overrun by a plague of rats. Naturally he has killed off all witnesses, but daily the problem is becoming more obvious. His corrupt council, led by the hapless ex-wizard Tambor, has no solutions. He must send for mercenaries to rid his city of the rampant rodents.Heralds ride out from every gate, each hoping to bring back the savior of the city. Part-time herald, full-time thief, and grandson to Tambour, Jimmy Quickstint is the lucky man--falling haphazardly upon the skills of Diek Wustapha--a charmer--recently inhabited by magic and suddenly irresistible to girls, sheep--and rats.Diek fulfills his task and is promised $500 for his troubles. But once the rats have gone, the council reneges on their deal. Full of anger (and magic), Diek charms the children of Dulwich out of the city, playing on his mouth organ, where he disappears into the caves ad woodland of the surrounding area.The Duke is now in despair and has to resort to mercenaries to track him down. These include Groan Teethgrit (a man-mountain with more fingers than brain cells), Gordo Goldaxe (a dwarf who takes offence at people looking down on him) and Jimmy Quickstint (the only thief in history to go into a house with more than he came out with). It's not looking good.
  • Cooking Catastrophe

    Holly D Smith

    Paperback (Rising Stars UK Ltd, March 15, 2007)
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  • Carrot Cake Catastrophe

    Elizabeth Dale

    Hardcover (Gullane Children's Books, May 1, 2012)
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  • Cable Car to Catastrophe

    Robert M. Quackenbush

    Paperback (Prentice Hall, April 1, 1985)
    The police are baffled by an eerie robbery, but Miss Mallard interrupts her ski vacation in the Alps to track down the Ski Mask Burglar
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