The Search For Weasel

Book Two of the Weasel Chronicles – The Search For Weasel follows the continuing adventures of one Mr Weasel in his world of cat-astrophic events ...as inspired by actual possible events. Our world famous Mr Weasel, unforgettably introduced in Book One, has dropped from the sky never to bee seen again. But how can this be ? Never ... Did that mean never ever ? Where did he land ? Never ever land ? Join us once again in an exciting tale as Mr Weasel slumbers across the Snooze Plateau ... is re-berthed near Vana ... decides to try cycling the solar system ... gets star flung and re-pixilized ... flees the Cancatibals of a Pacific island ... and much much more as he searches for the missing Weasel. Written for kids of all ages, Book Two of The Weasel Chronicles will appeal to anyone with a sense of humour. Although the reader is expected to be the proud owner of some intelligence, it is in no way a prerequisite to enjoying the book since the illustrations are in colour and easy to look at. The appealing illustrations are the reason why tiny tots who cannot yet read fall into amore with the storybook. The only requirement for enjoying the book is to purchase it, for which the management of the publication will be very grateful, but we will be happy even if you just borrow it to read.

Weasels can be many different shapes and sizes. Most weasels live on land, but otters and mink live in burrows alongside rivers and are excellent swimmers. Stoats can run quickly on the ground, and pine martens can leap from branch to branch. Skunks and polecats use their strong smell to protect themselves. Book jacket.

A funny, finger-wagging rhyme with some very good advice: never tease a weasel, because teasing isn't nice! Rather, kids should do nice things for animals, such as bake a drake a cake, or give a mule a pool, and much more. Long out of print, this new edition of Never Tease a Weasel with art by the great New Yorker cartoonist George Booth will surely please a weasel, and everyone else who reads it!

Everyone’s hunting for the missing children. A mountain of hurt unearthed. Can any of these kids be saved? Mandy Rose Bokum feels alone. Still suffering from the effects of her own tortured childhood, she trudges on. She’s determined to make a life for herself --- with or without her kidnapped daughter Hannah. If Hannah comes back to her, what’s the damage from a shattered childhood, innocence murdered? Can the horrors ever be undone, or is the trauma permanent? When does the abused become the abuser? And is Hannah’s father Clyde the answer?

With more than 1,200 terms, this A to Z dictionary is a hard-hitting, politically savvy translation of all those evasions, put-on-holds, distortions, circumventions, obfuscations, and misleading terms used by government, businesses, and the media.

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