A Secret Agent Dingledorf and His Trusty Dog Splat
Book
by Bill Myers / Illustrated by Meredith Johnson
Tommy Nelson, 2002
86 pages/paperback
Bill Myers is known for infusing humor into his books. Author
and co-creator of the McGee and Me series, plus over 70
books for kids, teens, and adults, his books are read by millions
of people around the world. He's also a writer/director whose
films have won over forty national and international awards!
Visit his website here.
In The Case of the Flying Toenails, Secret Agent Dingledorf
discovers that one little lie can lead to disaster.
He learns that lying "is as much fun as eating cream
of spinach soup in the middle of a math test while you've got
the chickenpox!"
Secret Agent Dingledorf's imagination soars, as he sees and
hears things that other people miss. When his trusty dog Splat
starts "raining doggie drool," Dingledorf consults
his secret agent wristwatch, which is flashing a warning:
WARNING: PRESS ONLY IF YOU ARE BEING COVERED IN DOGGIE DROOL.
He presses and Splat's toenails become rocket-propelled.
Well, you get the picture. (Now read the book.)
THE CASE OF THE FLYING
TOENAILS
