Milton & Odie and the Bigger-than-Bigmouth Bass Browse by Subject_Alphabet Books They were an odd pair—a

They were an odd pair—a tiny woman and a large

For over sixteen years

linguistically and culturally

they see different things

Milton & Odie and the Bigger-than-Bigmouth Bass Browse by Subject_Alphabet Books They were an odd pair—aBy: Mary Ann Fraser Imagine the possibilities. When faced with a challengeor a super cold morningMilton grumbles and Odie sees the bright side. Whiling away the hours at their respective fishing holes, neither Milton nor Odie get even the tiniest nibble . . . until Milton snags Odies pole. But does that mean fishing is over? On facing pages, Milton and Odie approach life with contrasting attitudes. Miltons sure there isnt a fish for miles, but Odie