Hippity Hoppity the White Kangaroo: The Animal Trappers

By David Perry

Hippity Hoppity the White Kangaroo is a story for children from five to twelve years of age.

Hippity Hoppity the White Kangaroo was rescued as a joey after his mother died, and a very kind mother and daughter looked after him in their suburban home, until he grew too big and they had to let him go in the bush to try to fend for himself.

Hippity Hoppity the White Kangaroo was almost caught by illegal animal trappers, and he told his brown snake friends, Hiss and Swish, that they were still following him. Hiss and Swish thought they would help their friend and scare the men away.

Unperturbed, the two ugly animal trappers, who were brothers with red beards, came back a week later and trapped Hippity Hoppity the White Kangaroo and his friends, Hiss and Swish.

Hiss and Swish managed to escape and managed to get two wildlife rangers to follow them. They then find lots of illegally trapped Australian animals.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris AU
• Release date: Aug 17, 2018
• ISBN: 9781984501387

David Perry

David Perry has been a pharmacist for nearly thirty years, practicing in the hospital and community setting. He was born in New England and studied pharmacy at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. His first novel THE CYCLOPS CONSPIRACY reached best-seller status shortly after its release and was nominated for a Library of Virginia Literary Award. His second book SECOND CHANCE was released in November 2013. He has just released his fourth novel., THE EXTERN. Perry lives in Virginia and writes about pharmacists and pharmacy. Visit his website at davidperrybooks.com

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Copyright © 2018 by David Perry. 782945

CREDITS: Pixabay for the images Mary Luciano Editing

ISBN:   Softcover   978-1-9845-0139-4

           EBook        978-1-9845-0138-7

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to any actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

Rev. date: 08/16/2018

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oppity the white kangaroo had recently been set free by a mother and daughter who raised him from a baby when his mother had died. A mother and daughter, who lived in a suburban house realised Hippity Hoppity had grown too large and needed his freedom. As much as they loved him, they both realised that keeping him in their suburban backyard was cruel. So, they drove him out to the country, hugged him goodbye and let him go…

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Hippity Hoppity was hopping along and