SuitabookFantastic Mr Fox
Roald Dahl
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A comic animal adventure driven by clever schemes and escalating trouble. Mr Fox’s efforts to feed his family widen into a rescue for other hungry animals.
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Roald Dahl
A comic animal adventure driven by clever schemes and escalating trouble. Mr Fox’s efforts to feed his family widen into a rescue for other hungry animals.
Betty G. Birney
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Zanib Mian
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Brian Gordon
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Jill Tomlinson
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Adam Blade
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Astrid Lindgren
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Kenneth Grahame
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