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There’s a Mouse in Our Kitchen - cover

There’s a Mouse in Our Kitchen

Ntando Gorimbo

Verlag: Spines

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Beschreibung

In the heart of a cozy kitchen, little Pume encounters a whiskered intruder, sparking a series of amusing escapades that test courage and inspire laughter within her family. A tale of cupcakes and mouse chases unfolds, where fears are faced with brooms and battles are won with chuckles. This charming story serves as a gentle reminder that bravery can blossom even within the tiniest of hearts.
Verfügbar seit: 05.02.2025.
Drucklänge: 44 Seiten.

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