Bill Wallace Books in Order
Bill Wallace is a series of 38 books written by Bill Wallace.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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38 Books in Series
A Dog Called Kitty
by Bill Wallace
1980
Trapped in Death Cave
by Bill Wallace
1984
Shadow on the Snow
by Bill Wallace
1985
Ferret in the Bedroom, Lizards in the Fridge
by Bill Wallace
1986
Red Dog
by Bill Wallace
1987
Danger on Panther Peak
by Bill Wallace
1987
Beauty
by Bill Wallace
1988
Snot Stew
by Bill Wallace
1989
Christmas Spurs
by Bill Wallace
1990
Totally Disgusting!
by Bill Wallace
1991
Danger in Quicksand Swamp
by Bill Wallace
1991
Buffalo Gal
by Bill Wallace
1992
The Biggest Klutz in Fifth Grade
by Bill Wallace
1992
Never Say Quit
by Bill Wallace
1993
Blackwater Swamp
by Bill Wallace
1994
True Friends
by Bill Wallace
1994
Watchdog and the Coyotes
by Bill Wallace
1995
Journey into Terror
by Bill Wallace
1996
The Final Freedom
by Bill Wallace
1997
Aloha Summer
by Bill Wallace
1997
The Backward Bird Dog
by Bill Wallace
1997
The Great Escape
by Bill Wallace
1998
Upchuck and the Rotten Willy
by Bill Wallace
1998
The Flying Flea, Callie and Me
by Bill Wallace
1999
That Furball Puppy and Me
by Bill Wallace
1999
Eye of the Great Bear
by Bill Wallace
1999
Running Wild
by Bill Wallace
2000
Coyote Autumn
by Bill Wallace
2000
Bub Moose
by Bill Wallace
2001
Chomps, Flea, and Gray Cat
by Bill Wallace
2001
Bub, Snow, and the Burly Bear Scare
by Bill Wallace
2002
Goosed!
by Bill Wallace
2002
Skinny-Dipping at Monster Lake
by Bill Wallace
2003
No Dogs Allowed!
by Bill Wallace
2004
Pick of the Litter
by Bill Wallace
2005
The Legend of Thunderfoot
by Bill Wallace
2006
The Dog Who Thought He Was Santa
by Bill Wallace
2007
That Doggone Calf
by Bill Wallace
2009
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