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  • Auteur: MCKAY, Sandy
    Contributor:

    Tainui Tukiwaho

    Résumé:

    What is Colin doing scrambling about in the rubbish bin? Has he lost something? His sister thinks he's lost his marbles, his father thinks he's lost his manners, and his mother, well, she's losing her temper very quickly. But Colin wants to save the world. And the rubbish bin seems a good place to start.

    Language(s): English

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DC Contributor

Tainui Tukiwaho

Abstract

What is Colin doing scrambling about in the rubbish bin? Has he lost something? His sister thinks he's lost his marbles, his father thinks he's lost his manners, and his mother, well, she's losing her temper very quickly. But Colin wants to save the world. And the rubbish bin seems a good place to start.

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