Two Tales of Two Towns

By Sue A Coon

This book contains two stories. In the first, Henry McClone and the People from Zeeple, the Zeeploians discover the secret of an old man who lives as a recluse on the outskirts of town. Their discovery shocks everyone!

The second story, The Story of Giggleitis, finds the mayor of Henkleville in a panic because it seems that a strange virus has struck everyone in his little town. Dr. Haff and Nurse Knob are called in from a nearby town to investigate. What they find out is a delightful surprise.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Balboa Press
• Release date: Jan 9, 2014
• ISBN: 9781452588810

Sue A Coon

This book contains two stories. In the first, “Henry McClone and the People from Zeeple,” the Zeeploians discover the secret of an old man who lives as a recluse on the outskirts of town. Their discovery shocks everyone! The second story, “The Story of Giggleitis,” finds the mayor of Henkleville in a panic because it seems that a strange virus has struck everyone in his little town. Dr. Haff and Nurse Knob are called in from a nearby town to investigate. What they find out is a delightful surprise.

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