Tashi and the Stolen Bus

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Once, when I was in Florence, I caught a bus and a very handsome man in a green suit got on. It wasn?t a crowded bus but the man sat down right next to me. I was quite pleased ? at first. He gave me a friendly smile and I smiled back. Then he turned to front and began to bark, just like a dog. It was a loud deep bark, and it went on all the way to the last stop, at Fiesole, where he stood up, wagged his tail, and got off. When I told Barbara about the barking man, she laughed and said, I wonder what our Tashi mould do in a situation like that What if Tashi met a stranger on a bus That barked I said. In the first story Tashi does meet a stranger ? a couple of them ? but he have to do more than wait till they get off if he?s going to save the bus? Have a woofing good read! ANNA FIENBERG The demons are crazy for buses said Can-Du. "And when I wouldn?t hand this one over, they kidnapped my son."? What will Tashi do when the demons sneak onto the new bus going to market How will he find Little Can-Du And when things are mysteriously disappearing from the village, it's up to Tashi to catch a thief red-handed. See how scared and brave our Tashi can be?and what exciting stories he has to tell. About The Author Anna and Barbara Fienberg write the Tashi stories together, making up all kinds of daredevil adventures and tricky characters for him to face. Kim Gamble is one of Australia?s favorite illustrators for children. Together Kim and Anna have made such wonderful books as The Magnificent Nose and Other Marvels, The Hottest Boy Who Ever Lived, the Tashi series, the Minton pictures books, Joseph, and a full colour picture book about their favorite adventurer, There once was a boy called Tashi.