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Rosie on Tour - Egg Liqueur and Lettuce - cover

Rosie on Tour - Egg Liqueur and Lettuce

Romy van Mader

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May I introduce: Rosie, a pensioner with a penchant for pink and an old camper van called Adalbert. Armed with a “Complaints Box 24” and a never-ending supply of coffee, she travels the country offering a sympathetic ear and a pinch of quirky advice. From eggnog to heartfelt conversations, Rosie's adventures are as unique as her pink hair. Join her on a journey full of cheerfulness and optimism.
 
Disponible desde: 03/12/2024.

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