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was eager to hear about the day’s events. And it must be said that Mr Badger took a great delight in relating them to her, for it was not every day that the Philatelic Society Annual Dinner featured a guest as memorable as the Duchess de la Dodo.
    A little later, just before he closed his eyes and fell asleep, Mr Badger smiled as he wondered just what he would find in his diary tomorrow morning at the Boubles Grand Hotel.
    The End

More Leigh Hobbs books for you to
enjoy from Allen & Unwin
    Horrible Harriet
Hooray for Horrible Harriet
4F for Freaks
Freaks Ahoy
Old Tom’s Big Book of Beauty
Mr Chicken Goes to Paris

    For more details, visit Leigh’s website:
www.leighhobbs.com.au

We hope you have enjoyed the
third book in the Mr Badger series.

    And don’t miss Mr Badger’s next
adventure at the Boubles Grand Hotel.

A Little More about the Author
    Leigh Hobbs didn’t like reading stories very much when he was a child, though he does remember adoring Kidnapped and Treasure Island .
    This may seem a disturbing admission for an author to make but it is not really, because what he did like reading were true stories about other people’s lives, and books about history. These were what fed his imagination – and in fact continue to do so.
    Leigh always wanted to be an artist, so took a special interest in the pictures. Consequently, he was forever drawing pictures of castles, knights, pirates and sailing ships with surprisingly accurate depictions of how a knight dressed or what a castle looked like.