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  • The Second of Scott (Scott, the Adventures of Rabbitman)

  • Rabbitman, Book 2
  • By: Mark Whipple
  • Narrated by: Cary Reese
  • Length: 3 hrs and 13 mins

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The Second of Scott (Scott, the Adventures of Rabbitman)

By: Mark Whipple
Narrated by: Cary Reese
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Publisher's Summary

A brilliant scientist has found two hairs he believes belonged to Wilbur and Orville Wright (inventors of the first airplane). With the hairs and a pinch of DNA from Albert Einstein (a pretty smart guy), he has created two of the greatest minds on the planet. After being rejected by the science community, they are angry. On the other side of town, Lambert T. Houston is breaking out of prison with plans to get Rabbitman. I won’t even mention the tiny alien from a distant galaxy who has claimed ownership of Earth and all of its doo-doo rights. 

Good luck Scott and Little Jimmy, you’re going to need it...in this hilarious sequel to Adventures of Rabbitman.

©2015 Mark Whipple (P)2023 Mark Whipple

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