What s happening to the collars of Doggeroo? First Shuffle the pug gets mugged. Then the ranger catches him without his collar. So when Red s collar is stolen, Jack knows he has a case on his paws. Will an attack of the jack-pack be enough to nobble the mugger? Can Jack get to the bottom of THE MUGGED PUG?
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"A fun and fast-paced early chapter book young sleuths will enjoy." --- Kids Bookshelf
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Alan King's cacophony of dog and human voices will tickle the funny bone as dog detective Jack attempts to track down the dog mugger in downtown Doggeroo. Jack's attempts to interrogate dog witnesses, trap the criminals, and convey to his humans the results of his investigations will strike a chord with dog lovers. King's performance clearly differentiates the cast of characters, and dog crazy listeners will want to catch each of the silly dog puns. However, it's questionable whether the corny soundtrack and slapstick sound effects add anything to the story, and the numerous interruptions to define Jack's dog vocabulary are disruptive rather than clever. Still, the mystery may keep the attention of young listeners. C.A. © AudioFile 2007, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine
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Sally Odgers was born in Tasmania in 1957, and has lived there ever since.
Sally began writing as a child, and her first book was published in 1977. More than 250 more have followed. Recent titles include Replay (a time tapestry), Under the Waterfall, (a YA fantasy), The Python Problem (Book #4 in the Pet Vet series), Reason to Write (a handbook for parents and teachers) and Inspector Jacques (Book #12 in the popular Jack Russell: Dog Detective series).
She is married to Darrel Odgers, and they have two adult children, James (married to Hayley) and Tegan. Darrel and Sally live in a house full of books, music and Jack Russell Terriers.
Apart from writing, Sally runs a small on-line manuscript assessment business called Affordable Manuscript Assessments and offers on-line writing workshops as well as school visits. In her mythical spare time, she loves reading, walking, collecting odd information, thinking up new character names, listening to music, watching science fiction movies, playing with the dogs, growing flowers, writing retro-Victorian fantasy poetry and playing with her websites. She has a collection of china dogs, an on-line library, and a fat file of information about her books.
Sally began writing as a child, and her first book was published in 1977. More than 250 more have followed. Recent titles include Replay (a time tapestry), Under the Waterfall, (a YA fantasy), The Python Problem (Book #4 in the Pet Vet series), Reason to Write (a handbook for parents and teachers) and Inspector Jacques (Book #12 in the popular Jack Russell: Dog Detective series).
She is married to Darrel Odgers, and they have two adult children, James (married to Hayley) and Tegan. Darrel and Sally live in a house full of books, music and Jack Russell Terriers.
Apart from writing, Sally runs a small on-line manuscript assessment business called Affordable Manuscript Assessments and offers on-line writing workshops as well as school visits. In her mythical spare time, she loves reading, walking, collecting odd information, thinking up new character names, listening to music, watching science fiction movies, playing with the dogs, growing flowers, writing retro-Victorian fantasy poetry and playing with her websites. She has a collection of china dogs, an on-line library, and a fat file of information about her books.
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How was the pug mugged?,
By C. Wong "www.organicfamilymagazine.com" (Connecticut, United States) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)
This review is from: The Mugged Pug (Jack Russell: Dog Detective) (Paperback)
This is a cute book with dogs as detectives. Jack Russell solves cases with a Fox Terrier named Foxy. I read this aloud to a four-year-old boy. We both enjoyed it. We had a lot of fun with words like "pawfect" and "terrier-tory." Also, Jack makes "nose maps," which are maps of all the smells he can smell in the air. A fun read aloud or for young readers, especially appealing to dog lovers.
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Great entertainment for Jack Russell lovers and anyone that is young or young at heart.
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