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The silent enemy
The silent enemy

By Dan Lee

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Something is very wrong at the International Academy for Martial Arts in Beijing, but the Tigers have no idea what they're facing - yet. Their arch enemy has been transferred to the school and sudd...

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The silver shadow
The silver shadow

By Dan Lee

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The Tangshan Tigers are back in training and ready for a break from solving crimes. But when their head teacher, Mr Wu, starts acting suspiciously, the Tigers smell a rat and know it's up to them t...

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Funcion monstruo
Funcion monstruo

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The Stolen Jade
The Stolen Jade

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The Silent Enemy
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The Lightning Sting
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The Invisible Cloud
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The Golden Key
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The Silver Shadow
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Tangshan Tigers: The Stolen Jade
Tangshan Tigers: The Stolen Jade

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