Adventures in Cottontail Pines: Goober's Cousin

By TK Wade

“Adventures in Cottontail Pines” is a new series of children’s stories by T.K. Wade. In this third adventure, “Goober’s Cousin,” Goober finds out that he will be visited by his Aunt Maple and his very young cousin, Waffle. At first, Goober is very excited about meeting his cousin. The only problem is that Waffle is very hyperactive and hard to control, and Goober has a very important homework assignment to finish. Will Goober be able to handle both his school work and a cute, rambunctious tyke all at once? Read this fun new adventure and find out!

• Language: English
• Publisher: TK Wade
• Release date: Jul 8, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301044634

TK Wade

T.K. Wade is a writer based in coastal North Carolina. His favorite author is L. Frank Baum who has inspired a great deal of his work. Although he specializes in children's literature, he enjoys writing in nearly every genre under the sun. He spends most of his time writing in a room filled with plush animals. Also, you can read his blog at http://tkwadeauthor.blogspot.com/Please enjoy!

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ADVENTURES IN COTTONTAIL PINES

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GOOBER’S COUSIN

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T.K. Wade

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Cover Art Illustrated by:

T.K. Wade and Coy Fields II

Adventures in Cottontail Pines:

Goober’s Cousin

Copyright © 2013 by T.K. Wade

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ADVENTURES IN COTTONTAIL PINES

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GOOBER’S COUSIN

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It was a new day in Cottontail Pines. Morning was the time when most animals would wake up and begin their preparations for the day. For Flopsy the lop-eared rabbit, it meant brushing her fur and helping her mother make breakfast. For Blacky the skunk, it usually meant a lot of groaning and griping. And then there was Goober the brown rabbit.

Goober was always