The Kamikaze Crappie of Lake Bermude

There are strange things done under a Texas sun by the men who love to fish, and Lake Bermude may be the strangest fishing hole of all.By day, the lake is peaceful, the crappie are biting, and Old Earl's Bait & Tackle is the place to hear an unbelievable fishing story. But Old Earl knows that the legends are true, because years ago, he and a friend became the victims of the first known crappie assault.It began as an ordinary Memorial Day fishing trip near Starlight Bay. The fishermen caught their fill, watched the cars arrive at the lakeside drive-in, and stayed on the water as darkness fell. Then the crappie began to gather.Inspired by the action on the drive-in screen, hundreds of determined fish leap from the lake, swarm the boat, and send the terrified anglers rowing for their lives. What follows becomes the wildest tale ever told at Lake Bermude.Told in lively rhyme and filled with bright, detailed illustrations, The Kamikaze Crappie of Lake Bermude blends fishing folklore, comic suspense, and the exaggerated spirit of a classic tall tale. Humorous books, signs, fishing equipment, and other visual surprises add something new to discover on every page.Created for older children, families, anglers, and adults who enjoy playful storytelling, this illustrated narrative poem is a fun read-aloud adventure about two fishermen who learn that, at Lake Bermude, the fish do not merely bite.They attack.

Pagina's: 33, Paperback, Digby Star LLC