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Batter Up! It's a Double-Header! Joe Talbot thinks that coaching is easy. Then he fills in as coach for the toughest bunch of players he's ever seen -- agroup of five-year-old girls! T-ball will never be the same. This predicament reminds Wishbone of Mark Twain's tale, The Prince and the Pauper. Leaping into the story, Wishbone imagines himself doing double duty -- as a poor English lad who yearns fo the easy life of a prince, and as the crown prince of England who yearns for the carefree life of a commoner. When they meet and trade places, the fur really begins to fly in an adventure that will take not one but two daring pups to tame!
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Cricket B. (BATTER UP! IT'S A DOUBLE HEADER!
Joe Talbot thinks that coaching is easy. Then he fills in as coach for the the toughest bunch of players he's ever seen--a group of five-year-old girls!
T-Ball will never be the same.
This perdicament reminds Wishbone of Mark Twain's tale, The Prince and the Pauper.
Leaping into the story, Wishbone imagines himself doing double duty--as a poor English lad who yearns for the easy life of a prince, and as the crown prince of England who yearns for the carefree life of a commoner.
When they meet and trade places, the fur really begins to fly in an adventure that will take not one but two daring pups to tame!
Cris H. (Great classic retell of the Prince and the Pauper. Love wishone once again!
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