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Doctor Dolittle in the Moon - Book 8 of the Doctor Dolittle Series - cover

Doctor Dolittle in the Moon - Book 8 of the Doctor Dolittle Series

Hugh Lofting

Publisher: Diamond Book Publishing

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Summary

Doctor Dolittle's travels take him to the Moon! And there's a whole new world of animals and plants to study, with whispering vines and singing forests. But back on Earth, the Doctor's friends wonder if he'll ever come home again . . .
Available since: 05/26/2024.

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