Uh, oh! Now what's Beebs up to? Fishing? You gotta be kidding! Is it safe for the bumbling, fumbling Beebs to be in a boat, out on a lake? What if he falls overboard? Does he know how to swim? Poor Beebs means well, but he just can't seem to get anything right. Instead of catching a fish, he manages to catch a wig and yanks it right off the head of a lady fisherman who is anchored nearby. Not the best way to make friends! And if that's not enough, Beebs does in fact fall overboard and his young grandson has to rescue him with an oar. And when Beebs finally scrambles back into the boat, he discovers two lake creatures still clinging to him. Later, back at the cabin, things aren't much better for Beebs. Somehow a furious bat has entered the cabin at night and it's up to Beebs to save Grandma and their grandson from the low-flying creature. Finally, after tearing up half the house, Beebs manages to rid the cabin of the flying beast, only to have another forest creature sneek in past him. And this creature can make a BIG stink if he's not treated well. Join the fun and find out what else happens when Beebs goes fishing!
Author Biography:
Donald W. Kruse lives in a suburb of Chicago with his wife of 44 years, Marilyn, and their three dogs: Itchy Rat, Sir Oscar, and Pee-Pee Harley. In addition to writing children's stories, Donald enjoys Marilyn's phenomenal cooking, reading, fishing, shooting pool (8-ball), playing Canasta, building, appliance repair, learning Spanish, and spending time with his kids and grandkids. Donald has written and published 33 children's books, and still counting! He believes in giving back, and he donates a portion of his proceeds to various children's charities, benefiting kids in America and around the world. Some of his favorite charities are: Smile Train, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, The Toby Keith Foundation, and Elijah's Heart Foundation. Born into a theatrical family, Billy Barron spent his life in the world of show business ... with time out for a WWII hitch in the Navy. He started drawing cartoons to pass the time waiting for trains, planes, buses, and boats. He continues cartooning today. Born into a theatrical family, Billy Barron spent his life in the world of show business ... with time out for a WWII hitch in the Navy. He started drawing cartoons to pass the time waiting for trains, planes, buses, and boats. He continues cartooning today.
