Need a change of scenery? Welcome to Pinkerton National Park. Meet Buckley, a happy-go-lucky fox, lover of walks in the forest and hedgehog fajitas. And Tucker Rabbit, a brash, sarcastic divorced sourpuss – with 42 offspring he craves, unsurprisingly, the sound of silence. Then there's Steve, the guinea pig raised as a Moose, and his do-gooder guardian and younger brother Martin, a well-antlered fullblood. There's mischief and mayhem in the glens and hollows of Pinkerton, not to mention what goes on in Fern's bar – often involving Wayne and Percy, the dishwashing ferrets. So pull up a stump: The wild has never been more weird.
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Pickles by Brian Crane
Plastic Baby Heads from Outer Space by Geoff Grogan
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Simon_Jester said, 6 months ago
Hello, Vatican? I want to report a miracle. Yeah, Tucker Rabbit is actually being a GOOD father to his daughter."
Happy, happy, happy!!!
said, 6 months ago
consitering what my mom was paying for a cut and perm, that not such a bad idea.
cleokaya (THE FLASH)
said, 6 months ago
Her father might secretly be the mailman.
Night-Gaunt49 said, 6 months ago
She might have to get a job at a computer store.
Wolf Emperor
said, 6 months ago
I get so mad at people who say “I’ve never gotten a B before!!” I’ve had teachers who’ve expected the impossible (like setting up your own real business with the city government), and teachers who do not like it when they are presented with a different point of view than their own. In either case, I did a good job and got a B or C and didn’t freak out. School was a challenge for me.
win said, 6 months ago
Hey, even a C student can grow up to be president.