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    Something is Strange in Wunderfulland
    Something is Strange in Wunderfulland
    Something is Strange in Wunderfulland
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    Something is Strange in Wunderfulland

    By Robert Walanka

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    Something strange is happening in Wunderfulland. Doctor Creepy and Madam Ugly have channeled an odorless gas into this land making things rearrange. Watch dogs living on fleas, leaves floating up instead of down, and raindrops moving upward. With all of the characters in Wunderfulland changing before The Wunderful Tree’s eyes, she seeks th

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherURLink Print & Media, LLC
    Release dateMar 18, 2019
    ISBN9781643672373
    Something is Strange in Wunderfulland
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    Robert Walanka

    This realistic fiction story is the second book written by Robert Walanka and illustrated by Amanda Pletsch. Their first book is called: Jacob, Gus, and Me. Robert is a retired Media Specialist for Cicero School District 99. He is the author of three other children's books: The Insect King, The Wunderful Tree, and Something Is Strange In Wunderfulland. Amanda is a freelance illustrator and artist. She is currently teaching art at a private school in Oak Brook, Il. Amanda loves to create art inspired by her two children and enjoys working in all types of media from watercolor to design.

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      Something is Strange in Wunderfulland - Robert Walanka

      Something is Strange in Wunderfulland

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      This novel is a work of fiction. Names, descriptions, entities, and incidents included in the story are products of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, events, and entities is entirely coincidental.

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