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The Tripp Diaries #2

Plan: Rescue Dad

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The Tripp Diaries #2

Written by: Stig Wemyss
Narrated by: full cast
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Ever been stuck in the car on a family driving holiday? Ever wished you had some entertainment to keep the whole family quiet? The Tripp Diaries is a unique audio entertainment product combining audiobook and mad-cap, hilarious, in-car variety show. The story starts when Nick Tripp and his family are on a driving holiday around Australia. They face their greatest challenge yet: the Nullarbor Plain. When Dad gets in trouble, it's up to Nick to save the day. Will he manage to save his Dad, capture the evil Tiny Tim, break the code, and find the missing fish? It's perfect in-car entertainment and the only way of surviving the back seat!©2004 Mezzanine Productions (P)2004 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd. Humorous Fiction
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Editorial Reviews

What's more fun than driving in a car with your entire family? Listening to another family in a car! Fortunately, the boisterous Tripp Diaries include enough songs, skits, interviews, and madcap adventures to keep even the most irritating family entertained. The story centers around an Australian family whose father has the bright idea of driving his family across the country for a vacation. 13-year-old Nick Tripp narrates much of the action, which includes the paterfamilias getting into trouble when he offers to help an old friend. The sound quality is top-notch, but the recording is so full of Australian references it might best be enjoyed by those who hail from Down Under.
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