Let Sleeping Dogs Lie

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie by John R. Erickson is a reissue from Puffin Books, published in August 1998. This children’s fiction book, spanning 129 pages, presents a humorous tale set on a ranch where a chicken killer is on the loose. The story follows Loper as he enforces a strict rule against chicken killing, prompting Hank and Drover to investigate the mystery and interrogate various suspects, including their old friends.
Readers will find a blend of humor and adventure as the characters navigate the challenges of ranch life while trying to uncover the identity of the chicken killer. The narrative explores themes related to friendship and loyalty, all within the context of a lighthearted mystery. With its focus on dogs and ranch life in the U.S. West, this book offers an engaging experience for young readers who enjoy humorous stories featuring animals.
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A chicken killer is loose on the ranch. In this story, Loper has laid down the law to Hank and Drover: the chicken killing must stop or else. (Gulp.) It’s up to the Head of Ranch Security to interrogate every possible suspect, even old friends. Could Drover be the terrible chicken killer?
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