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Jak and the magic nano-beans by Carl Bowen · Booklabria

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Jak and the magic nano-beans

Jak and the magic nano-beans

Name: Jak and the magic nano-beans
Author: Carl Bowen

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Jak and the magic nano-beansCarl BowenBowen

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First published: 2016
Language: English
Editions: 2

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In this graphic version of the classic story, Jak and her broken-down robot, Cow, make a deal with the scrap collector; if they will take the Space Elevator to the supposedly deserted Cloud Kingdom and procure some nano-beans, Cow will be fixed as good as new--but when they get there they find that the Kingdom is occupied by an immense alien monster.

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