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Nurse Matilda goes to town by Christianna Brand · Booklabria

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Nurse Matilda goes to town

FantasyHumorous fiction

Nurse Matilda goes to town

Name: Nurse Matilda goes to town
Author: Christianna Brand

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First published: 1967
Editions: 16 in 4 languages

Synopsis

The adventures of the many Brown children the second time Nurse Matilda comes to take care of them. The mischievous children get better and better while Nurse Matilda becomes less and less ugly.

Subjects: Fantasy
Humorous fiction
Children's fiction
Children's stories
Great britain
Nurses

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16 in 4 languages

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English12 Italian1 Portuguese1 Undetermined1

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