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Freddy and the Space Ship

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Freddy and the Space Ship

By: Walter Brooks
Narrated by: John McDonough
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Acclaimed author Walter R. Brooks is beloved for his Freddy series. In this tale, Freddy and his friends decide to take a trip to Mars. However, things go a little haywire, and Freddy and his pals are knocked off track. This is when the fun begins. John McDonough's festive narration makes listeners feel a part of Freddy's crew to Mars.A pig for all seasons: listen to more of Freddy the pig's adventures.©1981 Dorothy R. Brooks (P)2001 Recorded Books, LLC Animal Fiction Animals Classics Fiction Humorous Fiction Pigs Comedy Kids Space Ship
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wow great book

I love the Freddy audio books but I like Hardy Boys Moore then Freddy book

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Good book

Good old fashioned story. I have read many books in the series and this one was one of the best.

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Out of this world!

Freddy and the space ship is the Freddy book I recommend! I wonder why I eat pigs?

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great book and reader!

John McDonogh the narrator is awesome and of course these Walter R. Brooks books are classics!

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Not as good as the other Freddy books

I read most of these Freddy books as a child, and now that I have children of my own I have an excuse to experience them again. I just love listening to them with my son.

But this one caught me a bit off guard. It's interesting from a historical point of view, because of the attitudes of the characters. When they set out for Mars, they intend to colonize the planet and put the citizens under the authority of the United States government. And when Freddy runs into someone from "Mars" for the first time, one of his first reactions is to shoot! I usually enjoy pointing out to my kids how life was so much different - how the bank has a watering trough in front of it (for the horses), and how there are no interstate highways in these books. But I had a much harder time with imperialism and "shoot first" attitudes.

As usual, Walter Brooks spins a good yarn, and John McDonough narrates wonderfully. I just found myself shaking my head a bit during this one.

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