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* CanadaEh: The book takes place in Canada and features laconic Canadian woodsmen and a moose as a main character.
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* MooseAndMapleSyrup: The book takes place in Canada and features laconic Canadian woodsmen and a moose as a main character.
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* PartiallyCivilizedAnimal: The moose may not be tame, but he's an excellent waiter and is very polite.
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* GreenThumb: The moose hums an early spring into existence, complete with green meadows, flowers and fresh vegetables for Mr. Brenton to cook with.
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* SupremeChef: Mr. Brenton starts the book insecure because nobody ever compliments his food until the moose shows up, but his food is delicious enough to attract people from miles away. He loves having the moose around because he is free to concentrate on cooking, which he loves, while the moose takes care of the customers.
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* SupremeChef: Mr. Brenton starts the book insecure because nobody ever compliments his food until the moose shows up, but his food is delicious enough to attract people from miles away. He loves appreciates having the moose around because he is free to concentrate on cooking, which he loves, while the moose takes care of the customers.
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Blue Moose is a 1975 children's book by Daniel Manus Pinkwater. It tells the story of Mr. Brenton, a restaurant owner with a rustic establishment in great north woods. Although he has plenty of customers, Mr. Brenton feels unappreciated because nobody ever compliments his food. His fortunes take a turn when a blue moose turns up and works as the head waiter for a season.
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Blue Moose is a 1975 children's book by Daniel Manus Pinkwater. It tells the story of Mr. Brenton, a restaurant owner with a rustic establishment in the great north woods. Although he has plenty of customers, Mr. Brenton feels unappreciated because nobody ever compliments his food. His fortunes take a turn when a blue moose turns up and works as the head waiter for a season.
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Blue Moose is a 1975 children's book by Daniel Manus Pinkwater. It tells the story of Mr. Brenton, a restaurant owner with a cafe in great north woods. Although he has plenty of customers, Mr. Brenton feels unappreciated because nobody ever compliments his food. His fortunes take a turn when a blue moose turns up and works as the head waiter for a season.
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Blue Moose is a 1975 children's book by Daniel Manus Pinkwater. It tells the story of Mr. Brenton, a restaurant owner with a cafe rustic establishment in great north woods. Although he has plenty of customers, Mr. Brenton feels unappreciated because nobody ever compliments his food. His fortunes take a turn when a blue moose turns up and works as the head waiter for a season.
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* SupremeChef: Mr. Brenton starts the book insecure because nobody ever compliments his food until the moose shows up, but his food is delicious enough to attract people from miles away.
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* SupremeChef: Mr. Brenton starts the book insecure because nobody ever compliments his food until the moose shows up, but his food is delicious enough to attract people from miles away. He loves having the moose around because he is free to concentrate on cooking, which he loves, while the moose takes care of the customers.
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* BigEater: The moose consumes seventeen bowls of chowder upon his arrival.
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* BigEater: The moose consumes seventeen bowls of chowder chowder, with crackers, upon his arrival.
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* TheReveal: Mr. Brenton's patrons always loved his food, that's why they would do things walk seven miles in snow shoes to eat it. It's just they don't say anything until the moose arrives.
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* SupremeChef: Mr. Brenton starts the book insecure because nobody ever compliments his food until the moose shows up, but his food is delicious enough to attract people from miles away.
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* SupremeChef: Mr. Brenton starts the book insecure because nobody ever compliments his food until the moose shows up, but his food is delicious enough to attract people from miles away.away.
* TalkingAnimal: The moose speaks English and French.
* TalkingAnimal: The moose speaks English and French.
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* CuteOwl: Dave has an owl friend who perches on his head.
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* MountainMan: Dave is a mountain man who befriends Mr. Brenton and The Blue Moose.
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* MountainMan: Dave is a mountain man who befriends Mr. Brenton and The Blue Moose.Moose, though Dave is shy and only communicates through the moose.
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Blue Moose is a 1975 children's book by Daniel Manus Pinkwater. It tells the story of Mr. Brenton, a restaurant owner with a struggling cafe in great north woods.woods. Although he has plenty of customers, Mr. Brenton feels unappreciated because nobody ever compliments his food. His fortunes take a turn when a blue moose turns up and works as the head waiter for a season.
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''I am not a tame moose. You...are ...a... tame... game warden.'' -->-- The Blue Moose
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''"I am not a tame moose. You...are ...a... tame... game warden.
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''I am not a tame moose. You are a tame You...are ...a... tame... game warden.'''' -->-- The Blue Moose
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* MountainMan: Dave is a mountain man who befriends Mr. Brenton and The Blue Moose.
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* BigEater: The moose consumes seventeen bowls of chowder upon his arrival.
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* CanadaEh: The book takes place in French Canada and features laconic Canadian woodsmen and a moose as a main character.
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* CanadaEh: The book takes place in French Canada and features laconic Canadian woodsmen and a moose as a main character.
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* RulesLawyer: When the game warden points out that it is illegal to keep a tame moose, the moose argues that he is not tame.
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* RulesLawyer: When the game warden points out that it is illegal to keep a tame moose, the moose argues that he is not tame.tame.
* SupremeChef: Mr. Brenton starts the book insecure because nobody ever compliments his food until the moose shows up, but his food is delicious enough to attract people from miles away.
* SupremeChef: Mr. Brenton starts the book insecure because nobody ever compliments his food until the moose shows up, but his food is delicious enough to attract people from miles away.
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Blue Moose is a 1975 children's book by Daniel Manus Pinkwater. It tells the story of a restaurant owner with a struggling cafe in great north woods. His fortunes take a turn when a blue moose turns up and works as the head waiter for a season.
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Blue Moose is a 1975 children's book by Daniel Manus Pinkwater. It tells the story of Mr. Brenton, a restaurant owner with a struggling cafe in great north woods. His fortunes take a turn when a blue moose turns up and works as the head waiter for a season.
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''I am not a tame moose. You are a tame game warden.''
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Blue Moose is a 1975 children's book by Daniel Manus Pinkwater. It tells the story of a restaurant owner with a struggling cafe in great north woods. His fortunes take a turn when a blue moose turns up and works as the head waiter for a season.
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!! This book provides examples of:
* CanadaEh: The book takes place in French Canada and features laconic Canadian woodsmen and a moose as a main character.
* MooseAreIdiots: Averted. The titular Blue Moose speaks English and French and deeply resents the implication that he might be tame.
* RulesLawyer: When the game warden points out that it is illegal to keep a tame moose, the moose argues that he is not tame.
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Blue Moose is a 1975 children's book by Daniel Manus Pinkwater. It tells the story of a restaurant owner with a struggling cafe in great north woods. His fortunes take a turn when a blue moose turns up and works as the head waiter for a season.
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!! This book provides examples of:
* CanadaEh: The book takes place in French Canada and features laconic Canadian woodsmen and a moose as a main character.
* MooseAreIdiots: Averted. The titular Blue Moose speaks English and French and deeply resents the implication that he might be tame.
* RulesLawyer: When the game warden points out that it is illegal to keep a tame moose, the moose argues that he is not tame.
