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Hardy Belch And Tiny Return
by William G Bentrim   
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Category:  Children
Publisher: Bearly Tolerable Publishing

ISBN-10:  1449930883

Type: Fiction

Pages: 148

Copyright: 
2009
ISBN-13: 9781449930882



The Adventures of Hardy Belch chronicle the exciting and unbelievable adventures of a normal 12 year old boy and his 240 pound telepathic dog. Hardy and Tiny (his best friend and dog) find themselves in many predicaments but as a team and best friends they always end up helping others. Combining mystery and humor each story is written to entertain, and highlight the value of friendship, planning and selfless actions.
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The Adventures of Hardy Belch chronicle the exciting and unbelievable adventures of a normal 12 year old boy and his 240 pound telepathic dog. Hardy and Tiny (his best friend and dog) find themselves in many predicaments but as a team and best friends they always end up helping others. Combining mystery and humor each story is written to entertain, and highlight the value of friendship, planning and selfless actions.
 

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Hardy and Tiny are Back with Gusto!
"Hardy Belch and Tiny Return," by William G. Bentrim is filled with real-life stories and situations and not-so-real life hysterics. This book is divided into four separate stories, each based on something Hardy Belch has read about or learned in school. Then a mystery presents itself and he and his 240-pound telepathic dog, Tiny, set out to solve it. With the knowledge he already has he and Tiny are able to solve each mystery. But the most fun in this book is the conversations between Hardy and Tiny. Yes, Tiny can converse - in Hardy's mind, of course.

Children and young adolescents will love the mystery and humor in each of these stories. And they will learn something as they read through this book. If you have a good sense of humor, you won't be able to help yourself - you'll just laugh out loud reading Bentrim's "Hardy Belch and Tiny Return."


Four in One for Kids
Four in One for Kids, April 18, 2011
By
Greg Smith "Thomas & Mercer Author"
This review is from: Hardy Belch And Tiny Return: A Boy, A 240 Pound Dog And Tons of Fun (Paperback)
Bill Bentrim's newest book, Hardy Belch and Tiny Return, rejoins the young boy with the unusual name and his enormous telepathic dog Tiny as they face challenges and try to help friends.

The book is comprised of four self contained tales. The first explores Tiny's origins and recalls his heroic guard dog Mother's work in a nuclear power plant. The second takes a fanciful trip through time to encounter a lonely Triceratops. The third and fourth stories weave local historical figures into a pair of treasure hunting adventures.


Perfect Page Turner!
Perfect Page Turner! April 2, 2011
By annie frame
Format:Paperback
Hardy Belch and Tiny Returns is a brilliant read for the younger reader. It reminded me of Enid Blyton and the famous five in the way the imagination was captured with eager page turning. William G Bentrim effortlessly introduces each character, making you feel comfortably connected. Loved the way the animals were given huge personalities from the beginning. Not only is the book filled with exiting storylines, it also owns pictures and maps! Lots of food for thought for youngsters in a mad modern world which only added stars to my review.
This is a book for the young readers book shelf, without a doubt. It is a book that will most certainly have dog eared pages!
Annie Frame (Author of Imprint and TQR)


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