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The Great Escapades of Puddle Jumpers

Lottie Mae

Publisher: The Good Child Bookstore

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Summary

The Great Escapades of Puddle Jumpers is a delightful collection of silly, splash-filled stories about a group of fun-loving animal friends who can’t resist jumping into puddles and causing chaotic fun! Follow Penny the Penguin, Terrence the Turtle, Sally the Squirrel, and Benny the Bunny as they embark on hilarious adventures, compete in puddle-jumping contests, solve mysteries, and even throw their own wild puddle party. With each chapter bringing a fresh, unique story, children aged 5-12 will laugh out loud at the messes and mayhem that unfold. From giant splashes to tricky pranks and unexpected rescues, this book promises plenty of silly fun and endless entertainment. Perfect for bedtime or afternoon reading, these mischievous animals are sure to inspire giggles and excitement in young readers!
Available since: 08/15/2025.
Print length: 150 pages.

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