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Virginia Kay White

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Tulip's Disappearing Act

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What would you do if you could disappear? Tulip, a friendly troll seeking an adventure and still working on her disappearing act, is mostly invisible when she is discovered under a bridge by Bossy, a friendly cat who leads Tulip on a series of adventures, beginning in the chicken coop with an unwanted visitor and then to the Maywood Celebration where her singing helps her find Swede, her Troll Country friend who didn’t know she had mostly disappeared in his rucksack.

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When my first Siamese cat gave birth to six kittens on my bed, my appreciation for differences and the love of cats started. Cats and students have been a big part of my life for fifty years. Creative Writing was among the high school English courses I taught over my forty years in the classroom. I always wrote with my students. It provided me with knowledge of the assignment and led me down my own path of discovery. After retirement I was able to follow my passion of writing for young readers. I enjoy reading my books in elementary school classrooms and talking to my audience. They always provide me with amazing ideas and I have been able to use some of them to create new stories. I live in Colorado with my husband and one senior cat. I also enjoy being an active grandmother.

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In an attempt to help her new friend find something to eat, Bossy discovers that grasshoppers have an interesting effect on Tulip the friendly troll. In Troll Country, "fluffs" don't bother anyone. In Maywood, Nebraska, "fluffs" caused from eating grasshoppers cause a smell that is something like rotten eggs. Bossy and Tulip are learning about differences and find adventures. Virginia and Don discover them in the chicken coop. Virginia tells Don there are no trolls in Maywood and when Tulip says she is a troll, Don shoots his sister "the hairy eyeball." They soon find adventure and friendship when they look for Tulip's friend, Swede.

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Tulip's Disappearing Act

Bossy suddenly said, “Tulip does not always smell good. Don’t stay around her after she’s eaten grasshoppers. Those fluffs are the worst!” She rubbed Tulip’s leg.

“Why are you in the chicken coop?” Virginia asked.

“I like mice and Bossy said we might find some here. We haven’t found any yet,” she said.
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