A Five-Color Buick and a Blue-Eyed Cat

Randy had a car-if you could call his fourteen-year-old home-customized multi-colored Buick a car. Fred needed a summer job to make money. So right there in the Kennedy High Employment Office they formed a partnership and went on to land the job with Palmer Pets. With Laurie Palmer as the third team member they were to transport animals between the various Palmer Pet Shops. The job sounded too good to be true. And it was. They never bargained for complications like a parrot that used language that kids shouldn''t know canaries that nearly got cooked and a Siamese cat with deep blue eyes who was absolutely certain that she ownedA FIVE-COLOR BUICK. The younger teenager tired of the sex and crime syndrome in young adult novels will be happy to read this enjoyable book . . . It is well written and combines the best of pets friendships and first cars.--Children''s Book Review Service Inc. A first purchase highly recommended for media centers . . . Both boys and girls will like the subjects of summer jobs cars and pets written with teen interests in mind.--Catholic Library World