Possums Big Surprise

Flossy the Possum is up and away! Off in a flash and a tumble of grey Flossy the Possum, quick as can be! When all of a sudden ... what does she see? Flossy's friends have a big surprise for her. Will she find out before everything is ready?

Fruit is missing someone has been coming into the house at night and stealing food. After days went by they decided to sit and wait. They had a big surprise a family of possums raided the kitchen.

The Big Surprise is a story based on true events that took place on our dairy farm as we were growing up. The first day Midnight arrived at our farm, he and Doug were inseparable. If Doug was anywhere outside, Midnight was with him. If Midnight sensed a threat, he was by Doug's side, rumbling deep in his throat. At the time, the loss of Midnight was a horrible thing to us, but we grew from it. As farm kids, loss of life was something we had to deal with regularly because we had lots of animals. Therefore, I think farm kids get prepared for loss and real-life experiences pretty young. Doug was no exception. Doug actually had very bad luck with pets, but he never gave up. He learned his capacity to love was great, and his heart was meant for many. It also helped me to realize what great parents we had to help us through these events. If we take the chance to love, we are going to experience loss--they go hand in hand.

Sandy Dustin copes with suddenly losing her artist's job but her beloved grandfather's unexpected death devastates her. When she learns that she's inherited an island estate and fortune, a stunned Sandy sets out to investigate the family that she never really knew. Sandy hires a conservator to help restore the family mansion, and slowly the conservator and island crew turn into a family for the lonely young heiress. After Sandy hires the handsome Palmer Kern as her financial advisor, their relationship begins to warm to something more than friendship. Poised on the brink of love, Sandy enjoys a magical Christmas Eve with her new friends on the island. But Christmas morning brings the discovery of a bizarre killing, and with it questions about hidden identities, past indiscretions, and present motives. Will the island be Sandy's paradise, or her nightmare?

A possum finds his way into a cupboard in the classroom, to the dismay of the teachers and the delight of the children. He creates havoc as he rushes through the school trying to get away. This delightful picture book is a sequel to Possum in the House.

TB is barely grown, smart-alecky, and full of energy in this prequel to Realms of the Cat. He has survived living on the streets, escaped an owl attack, and endured his human’s baby doll dresses, but when his dog-pals, Butch and Spencer, are kidnapped, TB doesn’t hesitate to jump to their rescue. He is horrified when he realizes the kidnappers are dogfighters. They plan on using Butch to fight, Spencer for practice, and TB as bait for the other dogs! Can he figure out a way for all of them to escape? And how will they get back home if they do escape?

A contented little possum is discovered by a group of picknickers who, mistaking his upside-down smile for a frown, resolve to rescue him.

It is Clifford's birthday and his friends are too busy to play with him, but there is a surprise in store for the big red dog.

What if the universes master plan for speech goes beyond humans? Out of all the dogs on planet Earth, little YoYo, a rescued Yorkshire terrier, has been chosen by the Committee for their investigation. They want to find out whether evolution has made any progress in the ability of other species to speak. It is decided that, of all the species available, Canis familiarusthe domesticated dogis the most worthy of candidates. After all, even mortal scientists agree that a dogs language is already close to human speech. Angela, an angel, is sent to Earth to report. YoYo has had a tough life, but something within him draws divine attention. He lost his human, was inherited by people who abused him, and sent back to the breeder. Now hes in a new home where nothing looks or smells right. And though he tries hard to communicate, his new people arent listening. But Angela is. Her job is to report on his activities, which include many adventures and attempts to communicateand these efforts sometimes come close to speech. While YoYo struggles to adjust to his new environment, Angela is having similar challenges adjusting to the strict comportment requirements of heaven itself. She sends reports on his progress as well as his bravery. After he foils a bank robber, YoYo gets a new name: Demon Dogthe crime fighting canine. Even so, the question remains: will he speak?