title: Flatfoot Fox and the Case of the Bashful Beaver
author:  Eth Clifford 
description: Grade 1-3-This six-chapter, easy-to-read mystery full of tongue twisters will delight young readers. Bashful Beaver's "big black bag of beautiful bright blue buttons" has been stolen. Detective Flatfoot Fox starts to investigate, only to be interrupted by Secretary Bird, who wants to solve the case alone. He tracks down the clues, only to find that each suspect has also experienced a theft. Flatfoot Fox leads everyone to Rat-a-Tat Rat (the culprit) who has been "trading this for that." The amusing pen-and-ink drawings of the animated animals add to the humorous ambiance of the story.<br /><i>Janet M. Bair, Trumbull Library, CT</i><br />Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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  ### Perry Rhodan
  
  
  ## Atlan And Arkon #90
  
  
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  # Unleashed Powers
  
  
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  1/ THE MONSTERS & THE MOUSE-BEAVERS
  
  
  
  
  
  THEY NOT ONLY looked like monsters—they were!
  
  
  
  
  
  Their two-faced Janus heads were decidedly teardrop in shape and the pointed
  ends came up to elongated points—natural antennas some 20 mm long, which
  served the double purpose of sending and receiving their mental impulses.
  Nevertheless they were no more true telepaths than they were humanoids.
  
  
  
  
  
  Their teardrop heads were equipped with four visual organs evenly spaced
  around them. By means of double ball-socket vertebrae the heads were connected
  to their 6-foot scaly-brown waspish torsos, each of which possessed four arms
  attached to the upper portion and were supported by three telescopic legs.
  
  
  
  
  
  When the monstrosities set themselves in motion their unarticulated legs acted
  like telescoping shock absorb