Blister insists on keeping secrets and gaming the system. Is he toying with disaster?
Author: jenmichellemason
Jenny is a story hunter. She has explored foreign countries, canyon mazes, and burial crypts to gather the facts that make good stories. Once, she sniffed a 200-year-old skull...for research purposes. Jenny received an M.Phil from Trinity College Dublin and holds an MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults from VCFA. She has authored nearly 20 STEM books for young readers. Her inquisitive and funny nonfiction articles have appeared in Mountain Flyer, Cobblestone, and Muse magazines. Jenny also works as a freelance copy writer for nonprofits and small businesses.
Blister Needs a Duo-ver in Episode 8
Blister spots Dr. van Sangfreud! Or a Dr. van Sangfreud lookalike. If there are there two villains, Blister will need time to de*deuce.*
Bonus Episode with a Special Guest
This week, we chat with a poet. Not surprisingly, our conversation takes a turn for the *verse.*
Episode 7 Puts the Apes in Escapes
This week, Blister and Muck enlist help from some chimpanzees. The results go-rilla wild rilla fast.
Villains *Stirrup* Trouble in Episode 6
Villains are champing at the bit to trot out an evil scheme. And it’s possible at least one of them is not horsing around.
Heroics are *Trunkated* in Episode 5
This week Blister and Muck team up with an elephant. Not surprisingly, they start multi-tusking.
Episode 4 Jumps Through Hoops
This week the opeRATives invade the circus to free the animal performers from captivity. I’d be *lion* if I told you that events go en*tigerly* to plan.
The Rats are Hooked on Hijinks in Episode 3
This week, Blister and Muck steal a sailboat and take up piracy. It’s all fun and games until someone loses and *aye-aye*!
Has Blister *Scone* Mad in Episode 2?
This week, Jana’s bizarre lab experiments finally yield some fan*test*ic results. But it’s not all smooth *saline* because Blister’s reward is more like a curse.
Season Two Might Make Blister’s Dreams Come True
This season is going to be over the top…the big top that is. How do I know? Let’s just say I have *circus*stantial evidence.
