"Spencer Quinn speaks two languages -- suspense and dog -- fluently." -- Stephen KingThere is trouble brewing in the Louisiana swamp -- Bowser can smell it. Bowser is a very handsome and only slightly slobbery dog, and he can smell lots of things. Like bacon. And rawhide chews! And the sweat on humans when they're lying.Birdie Gaux, the girl Bowser lives with, also knows something is wrong. It's not just that her grammy's stuffed prize marlin has been stolen. It's the weird rumor that the marlin is linked to a missing treasure. It's the truck that seems to be following Birdie and the bad feeling on the back of her neck.When Birdie and Bowser start digging into the mystery, not even Bowser's powerful sniffer can smell just how menacing the threat is. And when the danger comes straight for Birdie, Bowser knows it up to him to sic 'em.;Advance Praise for Woof : “Spencer Quinn speaks two languages -- suspense and dog -- fluently.” -- Stephen King, #1 New York Times bestselling author “Imagine Scout Finch from To Kill a Mockingbird setting out to solve a mystery with the aid of a charming, slobbery dog. You'll wish you had Birdie and Bowser as your very best friends.” -- Kathryn Lasky, New York Times bestselling author “Bowser and Birdie sent me into giggle fits and won my heart. Bowser deserves the Bucketful of Bacon Award for Best Dog Ever!” -- Jude Watson, New York Times bestselling author;Spencer Quinn is the author of the New York Times bestselling Chet and Bernie mystery books and the stand-alone novel The Right Side, both for adults. His novels for kids include the New York Times bestselling Bowser and Birdie novel, Woof, and the follow-up Arf, as well as the Edgar Award-nominated Echo Falls series. Spencer lives with his wife, Diana, and dogs, Audrey and Pearl, on Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
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“James Frangione offers a delightful performance as Bowser, a dog who was rescued from the pound by spunky Birdie Gaux. Frangione provides a medley of highly modulated voices to highlight characters’ personalities—especially the story’s villains—and to create colorful, natural-flowing dialogue. While the story’s tone is usually light, Frangione heightens the moments of suspense through pacing and well-timed exclamations. Best of all is his portrayal of Bowser. His lively intonations convey the dog’s humorous interpretations of the world and his adoration for Birdie.”
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