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The Wonderful Worlds of Wally McDoogle The Wonderful Worlds of Wally McDoogle The Wonderful Worlds of Wally McDoogle is a book series written by American Christian author Bill Myers. The series is about a seventh grade thirteen-year-old named Wally McDoogle who is a bit of a klutz. Wally is intelligent, yet uncoordinated. He likes to write hero stories about crazy superheroes such as "Floss Man" or "Bumble Boy". Wally has two teenaged twin brothers, Burt and Brock, and a younger sister, Carrie. The McDoogle family also has a cat named Collision. Wally's best friends are Opera and Wall Street. Opera is a boy, loves potato chips,