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Michael the Incredible Super Sleuth Sausage Dog

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Michael the Incredible Super-Sleuth Sausage Dog
By Terrie Chilvers
Published by Firefly Press Ltd

Terrie Chilvers delivers another exciting ‘tail’ of the super talented and charming mind-reading sausage dog Michael.
Ideal for readers 7+ who love a cute and funny adventure.
Book 2 is full of twists and turns because being a su-paw-star needs attention!

After Susan, the peanut-balancing Chocolate Labrador gets dognapped, Michael jumps at the chance to find her. In order to boost his TV ratings which have taken a slump, he needs to use his talent and his charm to his advantage.

How can he turn his TV ratings around?
How can he keep his prime time spot on TV?
By using his mind-reading talent and becoming a sausage dog detective of course!

And so his task to be the su-paw-hero and save Susan from the dognappers appears to be his mission. But things take a turn for the worse, his plan is foiled and Michael finds himself dognapped too!

This wonderful combination of Terri’s writing full of wit and humour and Michael’s infectious, charming character makes this a MUST for anyone who loves dogs 🐶 And every classroom needs a copy too!
You won’t want to miss it! 💙🐶💙

Joanne Bardgett - teacher of littlies, lover of Children’s literature.
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A lovely second book about Michael and his best friend Stanley Big Dog. Michael and Stanley inadvertently end up helping the police department; chaos and adventure follow them and it's laugh out loud funny in places. The illustrations are super again and really add to the story. I'm really hoping there's a 3rd one coming!

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Michael's TV show is not doing well and when his next guest is dog-napped, he decides that if he heroically saves her, he'll save the show, too. Can Michael outsmart the dog-nappers?

This is a really fun book! It is great for children to read alone and will keep their interest because there's a fear/excitement thread running through the book. If adults are reading with the child, there are plenty of smiles for the older reader, too. There's some word-play for children to get to grips with and a genuinely fun story. I'll be looking out for more in the series.

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