Bøger af Mellie Harp

MYSTERIOUS MURI LEARNS TO MASTER A GAME. MURI IS VERY SMART AND LEARNS THAT HE CAN MASTER IT NO MATTER WHAT. JOIN MURI AS HE LEARNS TO MASTER THE GAME.

The Bosavi woolly rat is a species of rodent that was discovered deep in the jungle of Papua New Guinea in 2009. It is believed to belong to the genus Mallomy's, within the family Muridae, according to initial investigation, although this has yet to be published. The name Bosavi woolly rat is still provisional and a scientific name has yet to be given. The species was discovered during the filming of Lost Land of the Volcano, a BBC wildlife documentary, in the extinct volcanic crater of Mount Bosavi, over 1,000 meters (3,300 ft) above sea level. The 82 centimeters (32 in) long rat weighs around 1.5 kilograms (3.3 lb) and has a silver-brown coat of long, thick fur. A captured specimen showed no fear of human.Join Muri as he learns how to take care of himself.

Everyone knows that I am a whimp, or just a big scaredy cat. I am afraid of just about everything; you name it! If you don't believe this to be so, just ask my wife! But the name doesn't bother me much these days, for I am now 82 years old, and I have been a wimp so long that it must be ingrained into my less than usual charming character! My speech even shows it. I talk like my grandma did, and my mother, bless their dear hearts. We were, and I'm still one of those unfunny Hillbillies that everybody laughs about!

It was the lonely hours of a Thursday evening. The evening breeze was blowing hard across my face as I was walking home. It was not one of the best days that I would wish to have, but what I found changed everything. I was approaching the junction that led to my home when I began to hear a strange whimpering sound from a familiar creature. It was clear to me that I needed to take a look since my help might be needed.

Charlie has a great imagination and he can't wait to take his first school bus ride. His dreams come real after he dreams about a magical school bus ride.

Coyote Springs was a thriving small town just a week's drive south of Dodge City, Kansas. It was on a well-used cattle trail that stretched all the way to Dodge from the wild Lone-Star State of Texas. The place was known as a wide-open town, which catered to trail drivers of any size herd. That was the very reason the town existed. It was not as wild as the famous Dodge City, but was where weary cowboys from Texas, or anywhere else, could let off some pent-up steam after months on a long, very dangerous. Indian infested trail. Large cattle herds would sometimes bed down near Coyote Springs for two nights. Credit could be obtained for any driver who wanted to have a wild night of fun.

ONE DAY A CAT WOUND UP ON HARRIET'S DOORSTEP. THIS CAT HAD THE BIGGEST EYES SHE HAD EVER SEEN. YOU COULD TELL IT WAS WELL FED FROM THE SIZE IT WAS. HARRIET DIDN'T KNOW WHO'S CAT IT WAS OR EVEN WHY IT CAME TO HER DOOR. THE CAT WOULDN'T STOP MEOWING. HARRIET LEANED DOWN AND PET THE CAT. AWE, YOUR SOFT HARRIET SAID. DO YOU WANT TO COME IN? THE CAT MEOWED AGAIN AND HARRIET OPENED THE DOOR AND LET THE CAT IN.

Ben has just returned from his family's holiday adventure in Papua New Guinea, a beautiful place in Oceania with a lot to enjoy from nature. He has returned to Oregon with a pet that he now calls Muri. Sometimes, Ben calls him Mysterious Muri because of his surprises now and then, and because of how fast he masters things. Muri is not just an ordinary rat; he is a powerful-toothed giant rat from Mount Bosavi in Papua New Guinea.

Mary is a little girl who always wanted a turtle. She soon gets one but it gets stolen. She discovers the joys and happiness of getting her first animal to care for. Discover how she recovers her turtle and how takes good care of it.