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<p><p>in A World Of Talking Animals, There Is One Burning Question&#58; Did Humans Ever Exist? Thelonious Chipmunk Believes He Has Proof That They Did&#58; A Postcard Showing A Building Made Of Concrete And Glass. But His Sister Thinks The Postcard's Just A Dumb Piece Of Paper, And That Humans Are Only Make-believe. <p>then One Day A Flash Flood Carries Thelonious Away. When He Comes To, He's In A Strange World That Looks Something Like His Postcard, But Not Quite. Then He Realizes That This Is The City On His Postcard, Only Crumbling And Decaying. But If This Means Humans Did Exist, Where Did They Go? Thelonious, Along With Some New Friends, Sets Off To Find Out. <p>and Thus, The Adventure Begins!<br></p><h3>publishers Weekly</h3><p>in This First Book In The Fog Mound Series, A Husband-and-wife Team's Novel/graphic Novel Hybrid Smoothly Alternates Chapters Between Prose And Comic Book Panels. Thelonious Chipmunk Lives In The Untamed Forest In A Shaky Tree House; He Has Moved Away From Home Because His Family Doesn't Share His Belief That Human Beings Really Existed At One Time. High-tension, Comic-style Panels Chronicle The Fellow Being Literally Swept Off His Feet During A Rainst

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Author
Richard Ford, Susan Schade, Jon Buller
Publisher
Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing
Published
2006
Language
EN
ISBN
9780689876851
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Children'S, Science Fiction, Fiction
Rating
3.8 / 5 (367 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-13

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