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  • Hair in All the Wrong Places 2

  • The Perils of Growing Up Werewolf
  • By: Andrew Buckley
  • Narrated by: Shah James
  • Length: 6 hrs and 48 mins

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Hair in All the Wrong Places 2

By: Andrew Buckley
Narrated by: Shah James
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Excessive shedding. A creepy floating man. A strange new teacher. It must be Monday. Being a werewolf is no picnic.

Colin’s constantly hungry, spends a ton of time shaving, and fights to keep his emotions in check to avoid turning into a giant, drooling, hairy, smelly, howling wolf. But Colin's not the only creature hanging around the town of Elkwood.

Vampires, zombies, goblins, ogres, and other questionable visitors and their various shenanigans have got everyone on edge. Colin just wants to live a normal life, date, and get his homework done on time. But the town of Elkwood needs him. So when a secret government organization asks for his help, will he be able to control the animal inside, or will he give in to the perils of growing up werewolf?

©2017, 2022 Andrew Buckley (P)2024 Andrew Buckley

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