Galactic Dog! - Vann, Donna
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When a rescue dog gets two microchips instead of one, no one can predict the result on earth and elsewhere! Chipper unexpectedly teleports into Outer Space, joined by his friends - and one enemy. On the peaceful planet of Oggbotts, evil Earth cat Hubble attempts a takeover. Will Chipper and friends be able to save the planet and figure out how to return home? An exciting book for ages 6-10 Dyslexia friendly Superbly illustrated by Joseph Wilkins, whose clients include Macmillan, Hachette, OUP, Harper Collins "A teleporting dog, disasters and cat pee, all the ingredients of a fun adventure!"…mehr

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When a rescue dog gets two microchips instead of one, no one can predict the result on earth and elsewhere! Chipper unexpectedly teleports into Outer Space, joined by his friends - and one enemy. On the peaceful planet of Oggbotts, evil Earth cat Hubble attempts a takeover. Will Chipper and friends be able to save the planet and figure out how to return home? An exciting book for ages 6-10 Dyslexia friendly Superbly illustrated by Joseph Wilkins, whose clients include Macmillan, Hachette, OUP, Harper Collins "A teleporting dog, disasters and cat pee, all the ingredients of a fun adventure!" Emma Finlayson-Palmer, author of "Autumn Moonbeam" "A funny book ... I loved how you couldn't predict what would happen next." Jack, age 7 ¿
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Donna Vann got her literary start at the age of eight when she wrote, directed and starred in a puppet show for her class at school. Her 14 published books are a mix of self-published and traditionally published, and include picture books, chapter books, Middle Grade novels, children's non-fiction and plays. Although she grew up in the US, Donna has lived in the UK for many years. She loves cycling, walking in nature, hanging out with family and friends and going into schools to encourage budding authors.