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Macmillan Children's Readers: Football Crazy! What a Goal!: Level 4
Football crazy
Football crazy

By Amanda Cant

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Wellington's way to learn Spanish
Wellington's way to learn Spanish

By Penrose Colyer

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Lessons for speaking Spanish, built around topics such as clothes, food, and pets, all light-heartedly introduced by a creature named Wellington.

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EXTRATERRESTRES .
EXTRATERRESTRES .

By Rosemary Mcnab

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Animals at Home DK READERS
Animals at Home DK READERS

By David Lock

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Animals at Home DK READERS
Animals at Home DK READERS

By David Lock

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Riding the tiger
Riding the tiger

By David Lock

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Planning reform
Planning reform

By David Lock

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The Motts
The Motts

By David Lock

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