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    Power Pup vs. Tommy Trigger Finger: A Christian Superhero Adventure for Kids
    Power Pup vs. Tommy Trigger Finger: A Christian Superhero Adventure for Kids
    Power Pup vs. Tommy Trigger Finger: A Christian Superhero Adventure for Kids
    Audiobook2 hours

    Power Pup vs. Tommy Trigger Finger: A Christian Superhero Adventure for Kids

    Written by Amanda Trumpower

    Narrated by Trista Shaye

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    About this audiobook

    For canine investigative journalist Alex Digger, reporting truth and busting bad guys with best friend Mittens Meow is just an ordinary Monday.

    Turns out, this Monday is anything but ordinary.

    When an earthquake threatens the citizens of Bowwow, a superhero calling himself Power Pup swoops in to save the day!

    The town’s troubles don’t stop with the tremors. Otherwise ordinary citizens of Catburg City are breaking out in wild, angry outbursts. Local police are baffled. Businesses are afraid to open their doors.

    Can Alex, Mittens, and Power Pup use their super teamwork to discover what’s going on and save the city from chaos?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKnotted Oak Press
    Release dateFeb 26, 2023
    ISBN9781939586247
    Power Pup vs. Tommy Trigger Finger: A Christian Superhero Adventure for Kids

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