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    Apocageddon: Your Guide to the End of the World and the Beginning of a New One

    By David A. Charlwood

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    Zebedee is an ‘oversized’, mischievous, curly, black Labrador puppy. When his mum and boy, Jammy, go to Great Grandma’s 80th birthday party, Zebedee is sent to Miss Whittle; a dog minder for the night. Zebedee thinks that he is being sent away because he has been so naughty, but that is far from the truth. Mum and Jammy love him very much; so when Zebedee ‘escapes’ from the dog minder, everyone worries about him and what might happen to him, out in a world he is not used to. Will they ever find him? What happens, during Zebedee’s ordeal, surprises everyone.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Macauley Publishers
    Release dateFeb 28, 2019
    ISBN9781528947664
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    Apocageddon: Your Guide to the End of the World and the Beginning of a New One
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    David A. Charlwood

    David A. Charlwood was born in London and grew up in Cornwall. He studied composition successfully to degree level at Huddersfield University, receiving the composition prize in his final year, and now lives in Germany. He is active as a musician, composing modern classical music and recording/performing his rock/pop songs under his stage name. He is also a visual artist. His artworks have featured in exhibitions, books, and on posters and CD covers.

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