[.ca] Hank The Cowdog 21 Case Of The Vampire Cat (ISBN 0141303972)

The Case of the Vampire Cat:
I'm reading a book named The Case of the Vampire cat.Its a really good book ,beacause it is a mystery.Because it has mystery in it you are wondering what is going to happen next,and when hank gets lost you are wondering if he get out.It is really a good book so I think you should read it.

HANK AND DROVER MET UP WITH A CAT THAT HAS A SHORT TEMPER:
IS MARY D CAT A REAL LIVE VAMPIRE? THIS BOOK HELPED MY MIND EXPAND ON THE FICTION WORLD.JOHN ERICKSON REALLY HAS A REAL GOOD WAY OF ELABORATING. SLIM TOOK HANK & DROVER TO A CAKE HOUSE(A HOUSE WHERE COW FEED IS KEPT.)THERE DROVER AND HANK MET A CAT NAMED MISS MARY D.CAT. THAT CAT ALWAYS HAD A SHORT TEMPER.DROVER AND HANK KEPT PESTERING THE CAT. THEN THEY LEFT TO GO FEED THE COWS ON TOP OF A VERY STEEP HILL.HANK WAS MAKING FUN OF A COUPLE OF COYOTE BROTHERS AND THEN SLIM TURNED A HARD LEFT AND HANK FLEW RIGHT OUT OF THE CAR. HE WAS A REALLY IN TROUBLE.THIS WAS A REAL GOOD FOR ALL AGES.

Good for the unexciting drive to work:
I am currently listening to The Vampire Cat as I drive back and forth to work and can hardly wait to get back in my car! I read the Hank books as a child growing up in West Texas and now love to imagine the Caprock and dusty plains as I grumble through the fresh hell of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex morning rush. I got a little sad when Mary Dee Cat lamented leaving her home (where she was "marooned for two long years") and the glorious sunsets and night skies. Hank in all his bravado cracks me up, as do the rest of the characters in this book and the other books (the buzzard father and son team, coyotes Rip & Snort, the fabulous weenie Drover, monosyllabic Slim, and prissy Pete the Barn Cat not to mention crazy Mary Dee). They're old friends I'm glad to read about and listen to again. This book really made me hungry for cheese....

Good for a chuckle!:
Hank is humorous and entertaining. Sometimes, hilarious. You just might have to stop reading for a minute to have yourself a good laugh. This book is good reading for boys, ages 8 and up. Girls will like it, too.