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The Training Master (Akiko) by Mark Crilley · Booklabria

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The Training Master (Akiko)

The Training Master (Akiko)

Name: The Training Master (Akiko)
Author: Mark Crilley

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The Training Master (Akiko)Mark CrilleyCrilley

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First published: 2005
Language: English
Editions: 4

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Sixth-grader Akiko and her friends from the planet Smoo travel to the upside-down city of Gollarondo where an accident befalls Gax the robot and a search begins for all his missing pieces.

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