Thomas J. Arnold recommended The Continuing Adventures of Starbuck Mclaw

Why do I recommend it? The better question is how could I not recommend it?

The Continuing Adventures of Starbuck Mclaw

There’s a reanimated mummy on the loose in wild west Jersey. Who’s going to stop him? Does he need to be stopped? And who’s the girl in the t-shirt in the middle of winter? It’s a book about legends, science, heroism, and squirrels.

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A Brain is pretty essential for storing memories and thoughts and things like that.

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Thomas J. Arnold liked an excerpt from The Continuing Adventures of Starbuck Mclaw

A Brain is pretty essential for storing memories and thoughts and things like that.

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