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Boy Who Saved Earth
Boy Who Saved Earth

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The boy who saved earth
The boy who saved earth

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The telepathic powers and super intelligence of a fourteen-year-old boy from a friendly alien planet are instrumental in saving Earth from invasion by evil aliens.

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The boy who saved earth
The boy who saved earth

By Jim Slater

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The telepathic powers and super intelligence of a fourteen-year-old boy from a friendly alien planet are instrumental in saving Earth from invasion by evil aliens.

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Big Snowy Paper
Big Snowy Paper

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The great Gulper
The great Gulper

By Jim Slater

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A small brown monster who drinks oil saves Britain's beaches from an oil spill, becomes a hero, and has tea with the Queen.

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Bignose
Bignose

By Jim Slater

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A small green monster with a large nose gives birth to twin boy monsters who like to take things apart.

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Business Relationships with East Asia
Goldenrod
Goldenrod

By Jim Slater

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The Boy Who Saved Earth
The Boy Who Saved Earth

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