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    Adam Sharp #6: Code Word Kangaroo

    Part of Adam Sharp

    Author George Edward Stanley
    Illustrated by Guy Francis
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    RH Childrens Books | Random House Books for Young Readers
    On sale Aug 19, 2009 | 48 Pages | 9780307555199
    Grades 2-4
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    Gadgets, girls, and bad guys—Adam Sharp has everything the big boys have and more!
    Fifty-seven channels, and there’s nothing on—literally! When the world’s television satellites are blocked by just one station, the Happy Channel, superspy Adam Sharp, travels to the Australian Outback to investigate. But will the help of IM-8 agent Alice Springs, TV snake-wrangler Wayne Wallaby, and two kangaroos be enough to combat the evil mindwashing of the Happy Channel’s puppy dogs, candy, and birthday cake?
    In addition to the popular Golden Books Ghost Horse, Snake Camp, and Wild Horses, George Edward Stanley is the author of the Third Grade Detectives series for Simon & Schuster. George, a professor at Cameron University, teaches writing and foreign languages, including Albanian, Zulu, and Xhosa. The author lives in Lawton, OK.
    George Edward Stanley is the author of the Adam Sharp series. Stanley, a professor at Cameron University, teaches writing and foreign languages, including Albanian, Zulu, and Xhosa. He lives in Lawton, OK. View titles by George Edward Stanley
    Guy Francis is a children's book illustrator from Utah. He attended Brigham Young University, where he developed his skills. His illustrations have appeared in various forms, including texts, games, and book covers, such as for the Mason Dixon series by Claudia Mills and the Adam Sharp series by George Edward Stanley. View titles by Guy Francis

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    Gadgets, girls, and bad guys—Adam Sharp has everything the big boys have and more!
    Fifty-seven channels, and there’s nothing on—literally! When the world’s television satellites are blocked by just one station, the Happy Channel, superspy Adam Sharp, travels to the Australian Outback to investigate. But will the help of IM-8 agent Alice Springs, TV snake-wrangler Wayne Wallaby, and two kangaroos be enough to combat the evil mindwashing of the Happy Channel’s puppy dogs, candy, and birthday cake?
    In addition to the popular Golden Books Ghost Horse, Snake Camp, and Wild Horses, George Edward Stanley is the author of the Third Grade Detectives series for Simon & Schuster. George, a professor at Cameron University, teaches writing and foreign languages, including Albanian, Zulu, and Xhosa. The author lives in Lawton, OK.

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    George Edward Stanley is the author of the Adam Sharp series. Stanley, a professor at Cameron University, teaches writing and foreign languages, including Albanian, Zulu, and Xhosa. He lives in Lawton, OK. View titles by George Edward Stanley
    Guy Francis is a children's book illustrator from Utah. He attended Brigham Young University, where he developed his skills. His illustrations have appeared in various forms, including texts, games, and book covers, such as for the Mason Dixon series by Claudia Mills and the Adam Sharp series by George Edward Stanley. View titles by Guy Francis

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