The Bulldoggers Club: The Tale of the Ill-Gotten Catfish
by Barbara Hay

In this first in a series, members of The Bulldoggers Club go on a fishing trip only to land a monstrous catfish. There’s just one problem: they’re fishing on private land, without permission. Convinced they have a record catch, the boys decide to lie about where they caught it and haul the catfish to town to be weighed. Before the prize fish can be even fried, the boys learn how fast one big lie can get away from a fellow.

Other Books by Barbara Hay

The Tale of the Tainted Buffalo Wallow
The Bulldoggers Club #2

Lesson of the White Eagle

Barbara Hay's Bio

An award-winning columnist, reporter, and short-story writer, Barbara Hay is the author of the debut young adult novel LESSON OF THE WHITE EAGLE (RoadRunner Press, October 2011). For nine years, Hay was a columnist and contributor to the award-winning Sooner Catholic newspaper, which serves western Oklahoma. Her work has also appeared in the Tulsa World, Columbia Magazine and Women’s World Weekly.

Hay holds a bachelor’s degree in liberal studies from the University of Oklahoma. The widowed mother of four children, she lives and writes at her home in Ponca City, Oklahoma.

Her next book will be The Bulldoggers Club— The Tale of the Ill-Gotten Catfish , a new middle-grade series from RoadRunner Press, coming in 2012.