Polly Faber Books

Mango and Bambang's adventures continue in the second book of this charming illustrated series about a little girl and a tapir, written by Polly Faber and illustrated by Clara Vulliamy. Mango Allso...

Tiny tapir trouble

By Polly Faber

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"In this third collection of stories, a tiny, mischievous tapir comes to stay and causes trouble between Mango and Bambang. How will the friends sort this muddle out?"--Jacket.

Mango Bambang

By Polly Faber

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Grab that rabbit

By Polly Faber

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Hodge, an adorable bunny, is minding his own business ... well, he's stealing some carrots from Mrs Sprat's garden, actually... when he ends up stuck in the hedge. Can Hodge escape from bird of pr...

Mango Bambang. El no cerdo

By Polly Faber, Clara Vulliamy, Julia Alquezar

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Mango Bambang. Tapir a bordo

By Paula Fernandez Espriu, Polly Faber, Clara Vulliamy

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Mango Bambang. El problema del pequeno tapir

By Paula Fernandez Espriu, Polly Faber, Clara Vulliamy

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Tramesa urgent

By Polly Faber, Alicia Rodriguez, Klas Fahlen

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Mango Bambang. No es un porquet

By Polly Faber, Anna Llisterri Boix

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