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The Bullabuck Written and Illustrated By John Schelhaas Left Page: Blank Right Page: The Bullabuck Written and Illustrated By John Schelhaas (Picture of Bullabuck) Left Page: John dedicates this book to his lovely wife Kristina, for pushing him to finish this project and encouraging him to keep his creative spirit alive, even in adulthood. He also would like to dedicate this book to his three children Brock, Molly and Emmett, who have reconnected him to that childlike awe of the world through books and storytelling. Also a big thanks to Mr. David Duncan esquire, for his assistance with editing and mastery of the English language. Publisher, ISBN, technical info Right Page: The Bullabuck —— In the small country of Holland, there are waterways built for flood control, drainage and for boats to move around. They are known as canals. You can think of them as man-made rivers. They have been a part of Holland for hundreds of years. Legend has it, there used to be monsters

The Bullabuck Written and Illustrated By John Schelhaas Left Page: Blank Right Page: The Bullabuck Written and Illustrated By John Schelhaas (Picture of Bullabuck) Left Page: John dedicates this book to his lovely wife Kristina, for pushing him to finish this project and encouraging him to keep his creative spirit alive, even in adulthood. He also would like to dedicate this book to his three children Brock, Molly and Emmett, who have reconnected him to that childlike awe of the world through books and storytelling. Publisher, ISBN, technical info Right Page: Foreword When my siblings, cousins and I were young, we were told to stay away from the ponds and manure pits that peppered the farmlands in Slate River Valley, Ontario, Canada. Our parents told us there was a strange creature living in these bodies of water named “The Bullabuck”. It was said that if you wandered too close and didn’t listen to your parents, he would snatch you up and drag you deep into the water or

The Bullabuck Written and Illustrated By John Schelhaas Left Page: Blank Right Page: The Bullabuck Written and Illustrated By John Schelhaas (Picture of Bullabuck) Left Page: I would like to dedicates this book to Kristina, my lovely wife, who pushed me to finish this project and encouraged me to keep my creative spirit alive, even in adulthood. I would also like to dedicate this book to our three children Brock Molly and Emmett, who have reconnected us to that childlike awe of the world through books and storytelling. Publisher, ISBN, technical info Right Page: Foreword When my siblings, cousins and I were young children, we were told to stay away from the ponds and manure pits that peppered the farmlands in Slate River Valley, Ontario, Canada. Our parents told us there was a strange creature living in these bodies of water named “The Bullabuck”. It was said that if you wandered too close and didn’t listen to your parents, he would snatch you up and drag you deep into