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The Legend of the White Raccoon - Book 6 - Softcover

Lee Roddy

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Synopsis

One night D.J. and best friend Alfred are exploring the mountain wilderness when a new boy appears with the amazing news that he had just seen a white raccoon. D.J. and Alfred had often heard the legend of the highly-unusual animal, but didn't believe it was real. The boy, Cletus, and his father are determined to hunt down and kill the animal. To prevent that, D.J. and Alfred decide to investigate. If the 'coon is real, the boys plan to capture it and transport it far away where it will be safe. The boys' search lands them in trouble when they stumble upon a dangerous secret about Cletus. In a night chase, D.J. and Alfred flee for their lives along a river when Alfred tumbles into the water and is swept away. D.J. only finds his friend's eyeglasses. Did Alfred survive? This sixth book teaches the importance of giving thanks to God at all times.

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About the Author

Lee Roddy is a former staff writer and researcher for a movie production company. He lives in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California and devotes his time to writing books and public speaking. He is a co-writer of the book which became the TV series, The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams. Born on an Illinois farm and reared on a California ranch, Lee Roddy grew up around hunters and trail hounds. As a boy, he began writing animal stories. He spent lots of time reading about dogs, horses, and other animals. These stories shaped his thinking and values before he went to Hollywood to write professionally. His Christian commitment later turned his writing talents to books like this one. He has written more than 60 books and co-authored another 10 titles. Other books by Lee Roddy are: Ladd Family Adventures; An American Adventure; D.J. Dillon Adventures; & Between Two Flags.

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