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Day after day, Izzy Daniels heads to his father's gym and in to the ring. He hopes that someday.........

Chicken in the City

This series are super-funny stories designed to help kids grasp the essential rules of usage and mechanics. Who says grammar is no laughing matter?.'

Chicken in the city

This series are super-funny stories designed to help kids grasp the essential rules of usage and mechanics. Who says grammar is no laughing matter?.'

History : Ancient World, Middle Ages, Europe, U.S, and World History

Edition

-

ISBN/ISSN

0-439-14703-4

Collation

59p ; ill ; bw ; pbk

Series Title

Bite Size

Call Number

909 WES

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