Here Comes Hercules!

when tim baker breaks his mom's vase it's the least of his problem. the greek hero he's released is in danger of doing far worse.

Tubuhku rahasiaku

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9786231860651

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20 p ; ill. ; 17,5 cm

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155 DEW t

Do you know?: pets

What is a pet? How good is a dog’s nose? What jobs do cats do? Find out more about meowing, barking and pulling sleds.

Black skin, white masks

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ISBN/ISSN

9780802143006

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305 PHI b

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