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Nothing ever happens on my block by Ellen Raskin · Booklabria

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Nothing ever happens on my block

Nothing ever happens on my block

Name: Nothing ever happens on my block
Author: Ellen Raskin

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First published: 1966
Language: English
Editions: 5

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As Chester sits and complains about the boring block where he lives all sorts of exciting, and even strange, things are going on behind his back.

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