y separately published work icon Kitten Kaboodle series - author   children's fiction   children's  
Issue Details: First known date: 2014... 2014 Kitten Kaboodle
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y separately published work icon Mission One : The Catier Emerald Eileen O'Hely , Newtown : Walker Books Australia , 2014 6802309 2014 single work children's fiction children's

'“Your mission,” said the chief, “should you choose to accept it, is to penetrate DOG Fortress, disguised as a pedigree kitten.” Kitten Kaboodle is no ordinary cat. He’d rather chase a Rottweiler than a ribbon and prefers kung-fu to cuddles. He is the number one secret agent at CAT – the Clandestine Activity Taskforce. When pedigree kittens start disappearing, Kitten Kaboodle is on the job. Who could guess that this mission will lead him straight to DOG – the Disaster Organisation Group – and the priceless Catier Emerald? ' (Publisher's blurb)

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y separately published work icon Mission Two : The Lightning Opal Eileen O'Hely , Newtown : Walker Books Australia , 2014 7328450 2014 single work children's fiction children's

'When the Disaster Organisation Group (DOG) sends an opal-chipped robot to find Kitten Kaboodle, he leads the canines to CAT Headquarters, and then all the way to Lightning Ridge. Can Kitten Kaboodle stop DOG from using the opalised dinosaur skeleton that lies beneath the desert sand?'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

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First known date: 2014

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Double Agent : Brisbane Mum Swaps Star-Gazing for Spy Fiction Chris McMahon , 2014 single work column
— Appears in: Brisbane News , 21-27 May no. 981 2014; (p. 27)
'Astrophysicist and children's author may seem like an unlikely career combination, but for Eileen O'Hely, one simply grew out of the other...'
Double Agent : Brisbane Mum Swaps Star-Gazing for Spy Fiction Chris McMahon , 2014 single work column
— Appears in: Brisbane News , 21-27 May no. 981 2014; (p. 27)
'Astrophysicist and children's author may seem like an unlikely career combination, but for Eileen O'Hely, one simply grew out of the other...'
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