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The Further Adventures of Solo: The World's Most Dangerous Dog
- Solo the Dog, Book 2
- Narrated by: Rhys David
- Length: 5 hrs and 36 mins
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The Further Adventures of Solo: The World's Most Dangerous Dog
Narrated by:
Rhys David
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Publisher's Summary
Solo the Labrador and his frustrated family return in this collection of humorous short stories. Join Solo the Dog as he tries to help his family win at golf or solve a crime. It's not his fault he accidentally inflated a boat inside the family home or swallowed a watch. These things just seem to happen.
You can hear all these and other Solo adventures right here in The Further Adventures of Solo: The World's Most Dangerous Dog by J.R.R. Langley. Suitable for kids of all ages. Great bedtime listening for for kids and parents.
©2021 Jonathan Langley (P)2021 Jonathan Langley
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