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Michael Scanlon's Books
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Mystery in Gabba LandThis pre-level 1 reader features everyone's favorite cyclops, Muno, as he tries to solve a mystery in Gabba Land.Read More -
Best FriendsBrobee and Muno are friends...best friends. Find out why in this sweet and silly lightweight chunky book.Read More
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How We Met!How did Linny, Tuck and Ming-Ming first meet? Find out in this hilarious story about the origins of the WonderPets!Read More
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This Is Serious!In this reader, the Wonder Pets are on their way to rescue a Baby Raccoon when the Flyboat breaks down. They build a new Flyboat from recycled parts!Read More
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Off to School!The Wonder Pets are off to school! They're on a mission to help a baby blowfish get through her first day of preschool jitters!Read More
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Authors on the Web
Smart Girl Politics, January 5, 2012
...s Senate Indian Affairs Committee hearings, that Abramoff did not construct a voter database. His public relations partner, Michael Scanlon, purchased the database for $75,000. The tribe spent $4.5 million not on the database itself, but on the expertise...
Media Bistro, November 16, 2011
...he’s dating TWT‘s opinion writer Emily Miller. Miller was a witness in implicating her former fiance Michael Scanlon in the lobbying scandal. Abramoff falls for it and says he hopes she’s doing well. (This is funny on multiple levels.) 9:15 p.m. In...
Hattiesburg American, November 10, 2011
...the Choctaws' casinos in Philadelphia. Abramoff writes in his book that he developed his Alabama strategy with partner Michael Scanlon, who also pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 20 months in prison. The book does not mention that Scanlon, who worked...
AL.com, November 9, 2011
...the statehouse and the governor's office." Abramoff said he "war-gamed" the Alabama strategy with his partner Michael Scanlon, who also pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 20 months in prison. The book does not mention the financial donations that...
Boston Globe, November 7, 2011
...millions of dollars that American Indian tribal clients were paying Abramoff and his business partner, former DeLay spokesman Michael Scanlon, who provided grassroots organizing services. It eventually was revealed that the two men were secretly kicking...
MSNBC, November 5, 2011
...millions of dollars that American Indian tribal clients were paying Abramoff and his business partner, former DeLay spokesman Michael Scanlon, who provided grassroots organizing services. It eventually was revealed that the two men were secretly kicking...
