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    Dusty the Dachshund and the Snake
    Dusty the Dachshund and the Snake
    Dusty the Dachshund and the Snake
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    Dusty the Dachshund and the Snake

    By Zuzana Clark

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    Suitable for readers aged 5 and up

    Dusty is a little dachshund and he is new in the house. He has to explore the garden, the vegetable patch, and his human friend ́s collection of balls of thread. There are a lot of funny creatures. Dusty meets bugs with black and red stripes, mice with long tails, and a snake hiding in the wardrobe. But the snake isn’t happy in the house. He got into the wardrobe by accident. Dusty wants to help him go back to the meadow where he comes from.

    But it isn’t as easy as it first seems...

    Will Dusty manage to help the snake? Will he find friends in his new home? Let’s find out. Adventure is waiting for Dusty. A lot of mischief is going to be made.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherZuzana Clark
    Release dateOct 26, 2019
    ISBN9788090746176
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    Zuzana Clark

    Hi!My name is Zuzana.I have always loved drawing and painting. For me, one of the great sources of inspiration is animals. I have a soft spot for dogs, mice, and anteaters. And lemurs. And sloths. And actually all the animals (especially the fluffy ones, but lizards and crocodiles are also pretty awesome). I like writing stories about animals and illustrating them, mostly using watercolors.I enjoy going for walks with my friend – Dusty the dachshund. You can see us in the photo. I like reading, watching documentaries about animals, and drinking coffee. I am based in the Czech Republic, in the city of Prague.

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