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A collection of eight quirky short stories.
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A collection of unmentionable short stories.
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A collection of bizarre stories.
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This collection of short stories have such subjects as a boy who is able to grow new fingers, but not always in the right places; the dead dog that isn't quite what it seems; the last request of a grandfather; a man-eating ghost; and a parrot that teaches unpleasant lessons.
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From the magic pen of Paul Jennings and starring the ever-popular Singenpoo - Mice, madness and mayhem from The Paw Thing; More claws, cliff-hangers and crackpots from Singenpoo Strikes Again; Muddles, puddles and pee from Singenpoo Shoots Through; Bare bottoms and bombs from Sin ...
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The third story in the Gizmo series, this time involving a mean-spirited hoodlum who - via a toilet seat getting stuck on his head - discovers compassion and becomes a hero.
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Hedley Hopkins has a few problems: he is the new kid at school, straight off the boat from England in the 1950s. But if he could only just fulfil a dare and dig out the hideous skull hidden in a grave in the sand dunes, he could impress the bullies at school and become their frie ...
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Sixteen-year-old Robin lives with his single father in the Victorian alps where they run a snowmobile hire business. Robin lives in fear of his bullying father and believes that it was his (Robin's) fault that his mother left them when he was a baby, which is why his father hates ...
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Robin lives in a hut in the alps with his father, a crude and unpleasant man. Robin is terrified by his own internal demons, which frequently urge him to kill his father. Robin is also in love with a girl, Charlie, but he fears he is not good enough for her, and Robin's loathing ...
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Rascal needs to learn a trick so he can frighten away the Big Bad Cat. But he is not getting the hang of it. From acclaimed Australian children's author, Paul Jennings. Ages 3-6.
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